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LIFE MD WORKS OF BURNS:
TITLE PAGES AND IMPRINTS
OF THE VARIOUS EDITIONS IN THE
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF JAMES M*KIE,
KILMARNOCK,
FRIOR TO DATE ISee.
Nature's own beloved bard.
— CoLBBmaB.
He was the chief of bards that swell
The heart with songs of soci^ flame,
And high delicious revelry.
—Campbell.
•Glory without end
Scattered the clouds away, and on that name attend
The tears and praises of all time.
— ^Btbon.
KILMARNOCK:
JAMES M«KIE, PRINTER, 2 KING STREET.
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LIFE AND WORKS OF BURNS:
VARIOUS EDITIONS;— BTTRNSIANA.
Editions without dates are inserted in what is supposed to be theii*
[ironological position.
I.
OEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns.
" The simple Bard, unbroke by rules of art,
He pours the wild effusions of the heart :
And if inspir'd, 'tis Nature's pow'rs inspire—
Hers all the melting thrill, and hers the kindling fire.' '
— Anonymous.
KUmamock: Printed by John Wilson, m.dco.lxxxvi. [Demy Octavo.
Was Published in the month of July. Six hundred copies were printed —
350 of these were subscribed for — Copies are now very rare.]
II.
HE MONTHLY REVIEW FOR 1786. Containing an Article— " Poems, chiefly
in the Scottish Dialect. By Robert Burns." KUmamock Printed. No
Bookseller's name, nor price. 1786. [Octavo.]
III.
OEMS. CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns.
Edinburgh: Printed for the Author, and Sold by William Creech.
M.D. oc.LXXxvii. [The Second Edition — with Portrait and list of Subscribers
— in the form of a handsome Octavo^was Published in April. " In con-
sequence of the celebrity acquired by the Author, and the exertions of
several friends, two thousand eight hundred copies of this publication were
bespoken by about fifteen hundred individuals, many taking two, four, ten,
and even twenty copies. Mr. Creeoh appeared in the list as a subscriber for
five hundred copies, which he designed for general sale." — Robert
Chambers.]
IVT.
3EMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT By Robert BitRNS. The
Third Edition. London : Printed for A. Strahan; T. Cadell in the
Strand; and W. Creech, Edinburgh, mdcclxxxvii. [Demy Octavo —
with list of Subscribers and Beuoo's Portrait. A re-print of the* Second
Edition.]
V.
3EMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. Dublin:
Printed for William Gilbert, Great George's Street. m,d,oo,lxxxix.
[This, tho' but a small 12mo., of 274 Pages, contains aJl the Poems in the
Second Edition, with Portrait by Halpin. Chambers does not notice this
Edition. It is, in short, a pirated re-print.]
VI.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. In
Two Volumes (bound ia one.) Belfast: Printed by William Magee, Bridge
Street. M,D,ocxcra. [12mo.— with Portrait by Halpin. The Second Vol.
of this Edition is peculiar. There are several Pieces in it which are not con-
tained in the Second Edition, while some pieces are inserted which are " much
in the style of Bubns, but are the productiou of a Scottish Bard of the
name of John Main/' among; which is a Poem, " Hallowe'en." The " apples,
pears, and nits," Fairies^ Witches^ throwing the clue, and all the rest of the
charms and spells are noticed. "Tam o* Shanter "— the real "Tam o*
Shanter " — is also in this Second Vol. Chambers notices this Edition, and
dates it 1787, but the title bears date 1793 (though there may have been
a previous Edition of it). It is prefaced with the extract from No. 97 of
"The Lounger."]
VII.
POEMS. CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. In
Two Volumes (bound in one.) A New Edition. Considerably Enlarged.
Edinburgh : Printed for T. Cadell, London, and William Creech, Edin-
burgh. MDCOXCiV. [Post Octavo— with Beugo*s Portrait. This was the
last Edition published in the Author's lifetime, and of which he superin-
tended the printing. Lt.-Col. Cunningham, son of Allan Cunningham,
Esquire, the famed Biographer of Burns — draws our attention to an altera-
tion in the last verse of the postscript to the *• Earnest Cry and Prayer,''
in this firom previous Editions — which is made to read thus : —
" Scotland^ my auld respected mither !
Tho' whiles you mostify your leather,
Till when ye speak, ye aiblins blether ;
Yet deil mak matter !
Freedom and Whisky gang thegither,
Tak aflf your whitter. "
CoL C. says, this reading has not been followed, *' as it ought to have been^^
Kf in any future Edition. We have mentioned this in our circle of literary
friends, but they don't agree with the 1794 reading. The Original, which, as
we have said, has been adhered to in all other Editions, runs: —
" Scotland^ my auld, respected mither !
Tho' whiles ye mostify your leather,
Till whare ye sit, on craps o' heather.
Ye tine your dam ;
Freedom and Whisky gang thegither,
Tak aff your dram ! "]
Vm. AND IX.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. In
Two Volumes. A New Edition. Considerably Enlarged. Edinburgh: Vrinted
for T. Cadell, junr.; and W. Davibs, London; and William Creech,
Edinburgh, mdccxovii. [12mo. — with Nasmyth's Portrait. A reprint of
the 1794 Edition.]
X.
A MEMOIR OF THE LIFE OF THE LATE ROBERT BURNS. [Octavo Pamphlet.]
XL AND Xn.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT, BY ROBERT BURNS. In
Two Volumes. A New Edition, considerably Enlarged. Edinburgh:
Printed by Adam Neill and Co., for T. Cadell, Jun., and W. Davies,
London; and W. Creech, Edvnhurghx 1800. [Post Octavo— with Nasmyth's
Portrait. A re-print of former Editions, bat got up in a superior manner.]
UNIVERSITY OF Ml^*^
nmiiiiiiiiii
5
XIIT. XIV. XV. AND XVI.
THE WORKS OF^ROBERT BHRNS; with an Account of his Life and a Criticism
on his Writings, to which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. In Four Volumes. Liverpool:
Printed by J. M'Creert, Houghton-street; for T. Cadell, Jun„ and W.
Da VIES, Strand, London ; and W. Creeob, Edinburgh, Sold also by Bell
and Bradfute, P. Hill, and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh; Brash
and Reid, and J. Murdoch, Glasgow; J. Brown, Aberdeen; W. Boyd,
Dumfries; J. Morrison, Perth; J. Forsyth, Ayr; and by Merritt and
Wright, W. Robinson, W. Harding, and E. Rushton, Liverpool. 1800.
p)emy Octavo — with Portrait and Illustrated Title Pages. This is Currie's
First Edition, which was published for the benefit of Burns* Widow. Has
a long List of Subscribers' Names. The First Vol. contains the Life of Burns;
the Second, his Letters, interspersed with 29 Poems not in previous Editions
of his Works; the Third Vol. is a re-print of the Poems as they appeared
in former Editions, with a few additional Poems, and an " Appendix, con-
taining some particulars of the History of the Poems in this Edition, by
Gilbert Burns;" the Fourth Vol. contains his Correspondence, with a
great many Poems that had never before seen the light.]
XVn., XVIII., XIX., AND XX,
PHE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life and a Criticism
on his Writings, to which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry . In Four Volumes. The Second
Edition. Printed by R. Noble, in the Old Bailey, for T. Cadell, Jun., and W.
Da vies, Strand, London ; and W. Creech, Edinburgh. Sold also by Bell
and Bradfute, P. Hill, and Manneks and Miller, Edinburgh; Brash
and Reid, and J. Murdoch, Glasgow; J, Brown, Aberdeen; W. Boyd,
Dumfries ; J. Morrison, Perth ; J. Forsyth, Ayr; and by Mekritt and
Wright, W. Robinson, W. Harding, and E. Rushton, Liverpool. 1801.
[Demy Octavo — with Portrait and Illustrated Title Pages. This is a re-print
of Currie's First Edition, with the addition of i^o. 3 Appendix^ in Vol. I.,
containing a Letter from Mr. Gilbert Burns. The Errata are, of course,
corrected, and subscaibers' names omitted.]
XXI.
?OEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT, BY ROBERT BURNS. To
which are added, several other Pieces, not contained in any former Edition
of his Poems. Glasgow: Printed by Chapman & Lang, for William
M'Lellan, Bookseller and Stationer, Trongate. 1801. [12mo. — with an
Original Portrait, and View of " Burns' Cottage.'* The '* Jolly Beggars,"
and other Pieces, appear here for the first time. "The * Jolly Beggars,'
for humorous description, and nice discrimination of character, is inferior
to no poem of the same length in the whole range of English Poetry.'* —
Walter Scott. Is not this the Edition Chambbrs notices—" 1 2mo., Glasgow,
1801— W. M'Millan ?" Is not W. M'Lellan meant?]
XXIL AND XXm.
?0EMS, chiefly in the SCOTTISH DIALECT, BY ROBERT BURNS. In
Two Volumes. A New Edition, which includes all the Poems and Songs in
that Printed at Edinr. in 1787, under the Author's own inspection; also his
Life, and an Appendix, containing his other Select Pieces. Berwick upon
Tweed : Printed by H. Richardson, and Sold by David Forbes, Edinr.
1801. [Small 12mo — Vignette Titles, with Portraits thereon. TheSecond
Vol. has an Appendix, " Containing a Selection of Pieces which have appeared
separately."]
xxrv., XXV., xxvL, and xxvil
CHE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his* Life and a Criticism
on his Writings, to which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. In Four Volumes. The Third
Edition. London : Printed for T. Cadell, Jun., and W. Dayies, Strand ; and
W. Creech, at Edmfmrgh, 1802, [Demy Octavo — with Portrait and Illus-
trated Title Pages. An exact re-print of the Second Edition of Cubrie—
type rather smaller, particalarly of the Contents and introdnctory matter.]
xxvra.
STEWARTS EDITION OF BURNS'S POEMS, including a number of Original
Pieces never before Published. With his Life and Character. Embellished
with Engravings. To which is added, an Appendix, consisting of his
Correspondence with Clarinda, &c. Glasgow: Printed by Niven, Napier
and Khull, for T. Stewart, Bookseller, Trongate. 1802. [Demy 18mo
Although such is the exact Title Page, yet in this Vol. there is not, nor
seemingly ever has been, " An Appendix, consisting of his Correspondence
with Clarinda, &c." We have since fallen in with another old Vol. of
"Stewart's Burns," viz.: — J
XXIX.
[Title Page wantingr, but has all the Poems and the] Appendix — LETTERS
ADDRESSED TO CLARINDA, &c. By Robert Burns, the Ayrshire Poet.
Never before Published. Glasgow, Printed by Niven, Napier and Khull;
for T. Stewart, Bookseller, Trongate. 1802. ri8aio.--with Plates, and
" Other new pieces, some of which have not come to bund; these, when
added to the Appendix already published at Glasgow, printed uniformly
with Dr. Currie's Edition, will form a valuable Supplement to that work."
— Advertisement. This volume was suppressed." — Lowndes.]
XXX.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. Paisley:
Printed by J. Neilson, for R. Smith, Bookseller, near the Cross. 1802.
[24mo. — with Portrait and Vignette. Contains " A Sketch drawn by a
Lady, a Native of Jamaica, and an intimate acquaintance of the Poet's."
" The Publisher, R. Smith, alias * Pea-Strae,' was fined, and the whole edition
suppressed."—!. S. Hutoheson.]
xxxL, XXXII., xxxm., and xxxiv.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life and a Criticism
on his Writings, to which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. In Four Volumes. The Fourth
Edition. London: Printed for T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strand; and
W. Creech, at Edinburgh. 1803. [Demy Octavo— with Portrait and Illus-
trated Title Pages. This is a re-print of previous Editions of Currie, in which
*' Several new Letters are introduced, and some of inferior importance
omitted.**]
XXXV.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robbht Burns . Dublin :
Printed by N. Kelly, 6, Great George's Street. 1803. [24mo.— Two Vols,
in one — with coarse Cut on Title Pages. A re-print of the Poems, closing
with ** Observations on the Character and Genius of Burns," a " Monody, ^^ and
*' Verses to Burns' Memory."]
XXXVI., XXXVII., AND XXXVHI.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. A New Edition. Including
the Pieces Published in his Correspondence, with his Songs and Fragments;
t6 which is prefixed, a Sketch of his Life. In Three Volumes. London :
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 1804. [12mo.— With
Nasmyth's Portrait. The First and Second of these Volumes contain the
Poems as they appeared in the Second Edition, those in the Third Volume
are taken from Currie.]
■t-j:
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UNIVERSITY OF M'^
XXXIX.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. Witb
his Life and Character. Edinburgh: Printed by John Turnbull, High
Street; for Cameron and Co., Booksellers, Trongate, OUugow, 1804.^
(18mo.— with Portrait by Mackenzie.]
XL.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. In
•Two Volumes (bound in one.) Cork: Printed by A. Edwards, Bookseller
and Stationer, Castle Street. 3804. [12mo. The First Volume contains
'* Hbron*s Life of Burns," and the earlier Poems; the Second Volume con-
tains the later Poems.]
.XLL
VIEWS IN NORTH BRITAIN ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE WORKS OF ROBERT
BURNS. Accompanied with Descriptions, and a Sketch of the Poet's Life.
By James Storer and John Grbio.
Rear high thy bleak mcgestic hills,
Thy shelter'd valleys proudly spread ;
And Scotia, pour thy thousand rills,
And wave thy heaths with blossoms red :
But never more shall poet tread
Thy airy heights, thy woodland reign.
Since he, the sweetest bard, is dead,
That ever breath'd the soothing strain.
London: Printed by J. Swan, 76, Fleet Street, and Published by Vernor
and Hood, Poultry; James Storer and John Greig, Engravers, Chapel
Street, Pentonville. 1803. | Quarto~37 Plates.]
XLII.
BURNS ILLUSTRATED— Octavo VoL, Containing:—
Ist, Views in North Britain Dlustrative of the Works of Robert Burns.
• Accompanied with Descriptions, and a Sketch of the Poet's Life. By
James Storer and John Greig.
Rear high thy bleak majestic hills,
Thy shelter'd valleys proudly spread ;
And Scotia, pour thy thousand rills,
And wave thv heaths with blossoms red :
But never more shall poet tread
Thy airy heights, thy woodland reign.
Since he, the sweetest bard, is dead.
That ever breath'd the soothing strain.
I/mdon: Printed by J. Swan, 76, Fleet Street, and Published by Vernor
and Hood, Poultry; James Storer and John Greio, Engravers, Chapel
Street, Pentonville. 1805. [Twenty-two Views.]
2nd, Poems Ascribed to Robert Burns, the Ayrshire Bard, not contained in
any Edition of his Works hitherto Published. Glasgow: Printed by Chap-
man & Lang, for Thomas Stewart, Bookseller and Stationer. 1801, [These
are the same Printers who printed No. XXI. in this Catalogue, hence the same
additional Poems here^]
XLHI.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns.
Edinburgh: Printed for Denham & Digk, 19 College Street, by Thomas
Oliver. 1805. [18mo.— with coarse Cut on Title Page, and Portrait, This
is said to be a very rare copy, and noted as not mentioned in the latest
Edition of Lowndes' Catalogue, though he is no great authority.]
d
XLIV., XLV., XLVL, AND XLVII.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life and a Criticism
on his Writings, to which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. In Four Yolames. The Fifth
Edition, Belfast: Printed for Abcher and Ward, and D. Simms. 1805.
[12mo. So Uttle did our Irish friends know how many Editions of Burns
had been printed, that they call this the Fifth Edition.]
XLVni.
WORKS OP THE LATE CELEBRATED ROBERT BURNS, with a Sketch of his
Life and Character. Edinburgh : Printed by J. Johnstone, Strichen*s
Close, and Sold at his Book Shop, Blackfriars Wynd. 1805. [64mo. — with
a Portrait. Unique.]
XLIX.
POEMS, CHIEFLY SCOTTISH. [No Title Page— 64mo.]
L., LL, LIL, AND LIIl.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS: with an Account of his Life, and a Criticism
on his Writings, to which are prefixed some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. In Four Volumes. A New
Edition, Belfast : Printed by Simms and AI'Intyre, No. 25, High Street.
1807. [12mo. — with a Portrait. This is a re-print of Currib, with " Letters
addressed to Clarinda, &c. By Robert Burns, the Ayrshire Bard," added
to the end of the Fourth Volume.]
LIV.
WORKS OF THE LATE CELEBRATED ROBERT BURNS ; with a Sketch of
his Life. Edmbwrgh: Printed by John Johnstone, High Street. 1807.
[64mo. — ^with a View of the Cottage where Burns was Bom.]
LV. AND LVL
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS ; with his Life. Ornamented
with Engravings on Wood by Mr. Bewick, from Original Designs by Mr.
Thurston. In Two Volumes. Alnvnch : Printed by William Davidson.
Sold by the Booksellers in England, Scotland, and Ireland. 1808. [1 2mo.-r-
with Notes to the end of each Volume. The Illustrations are perfect Gems
— as all Bewick's productions are.]
LVII.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. A New Edition. Edinburgh: Printed by
and for Oliyeb & Boyd, Netherbow. 1809. [64mo.— tuck — Illustrated
Title, Our Pocket Companion.]
LVin. AND LIX.
POElirS BY ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life, and Miscellaneous
Remarks on his Writings; Containing also many Poems and Letters not
Printed in Doctor Currib's Edition. In Two Volumes.
" 'Neath the green turf, dear Nature's child,
Sublime, pathetic, artless, wild,
Of all thy quips and cranks despoil'd,
Cold dost thou lie !
And many a youth and maiden mild
Shall o'er thee sigh ! "
— RUSHTON.
Edmburgh : Printed for the Trustees of the late James Mouison, by John
MoiR, Royal Bank Close. 1811. [Octavo— with Portrait, and other Plates.
Well got up. The account of the Poet's Life has been specially Written for
this Edition — by Josiah Walkeb, if we mistake not. The same is also
published in Quarto.]
T
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UNIVERSITY OF M'
LX.
BUBNOMANIA; The Celebrity of Kobbrt Bxtbks Considered: in a Discourse
addressed to all real Christians of every Denomination; to which are added.
Epistles in Verse, respecting Peteb Pindar, Burns, &c.
——A whole family of hards,
Cormptive, illegitimate, and base ;
* A spurious breed of wickedness and art ;
A muse's genius with a demon's heart.
— Cumberland.
Edinburgh I Printed byO. Caw, for J. Ogle, Parliament Square; M. Ogle,
(?2a«^ow; and R. Ogle, and T. Hamilton, XoncZon. 1811. [12mo. A great
curiosity.]
LXI.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. In Two Volumes (bound in
one.) With a Complete Glossary, and Life of the Author. London: Printed
by W. Lewis, St. John's Square, for James Goodwin, Ave Maria Lane,
Paternoster Row. 1812. [12mo. — with Portrait, Vignette, and Plates. The
only new thing we see in this Edition is a Monody to the Tune of " Gaffer
Gray.** There is an attempt at embellishment in this Edition, in the shape
of a few absurd-looking Plates. The work, altogether, is a coarse piece
of business.]
LXII,
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, including the Pieces Published
in his Corresponiience and Reliques, with his Songs and Fragments. To
which is prefixed, a Sketch of his Life. London: Printed for T. Cadell
and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. Creech, at Edinburgh. 1813. [24mo.— with
Frontispiece and Vignette. The Songs are added separately at end in this
Copy, which seems to have been the first time they were so divided.]
LXm., LXIV., LXV., LXVL, AND LXVII.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life and a Criticism
on his Writings, to which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. The Eighth Edition, to which are
now added, the Eeliques of Robert Burns. In Five Volumes. London :
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Creech, at Edin--
burgh, 1814. [Foolscap Octavo — with Portrait by Stothard. A re-print
of Cubbie, with the Reliques added as a Fifth Volume.]
LXVIII.
12mo. Old Copy of BURNS' POEMS. Wants Title, but complete otherwise. 374 p.p.
Has the " Jolly Beggars" entire, which many Editions have not.
LXIX.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, Complete in One Volume. With
a Glossary ; and Life of the Author. London : Printed for John Bumpus,
near St. John's Gate ; and Sold by all Booksellers. 1814. r24mo.— with
Frontispiece and Vignette. Neat copy, but nothing peculiar about it.]
LXX., LXXL, LXXn., AND LXXIII.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life and a Criticism
on his Writings, to which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. In Four Volumes. London:
Printed for Gale and Fbnner, London; Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; W
TcRNBULL, G'^flroto,- and John Gumming, i>M6^i». 1815. [18mo.]
LXXIV.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, including all the Poetry con-
tained in Dr. Cubrie*s Edition, and many other Pieces not printed m the
Copy-right Edition. To which is prefixed, a Sketch of his Life. Olcugow
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Printed by Edward Khtjll & Co., for W. Somerville, A. Fullarton &
Co., 5, Saltmarket. 1816. [Demy 12mo. — Embellished with Portrait, aad
View of the Hoase where Burns was Bom. This was one of the early
Ndmber Editions.]
LXXV.
FINDLAY'S EDITION OF BURNS' POEMS; Jincluding a number of Original
Pieces never before Published. Carefully Connected and Revised in the
Scottish Dialect. Dublin : Printed and Sold by J. Findlat, Army Printer,
Barrack-st. 1816. LSquare 16mo. — with Frontispiece and Vignette. This
is a y^lfy primeval-looking Edition. Is supposed to have been printed for
the use of the army, as a pocket volume. The last time we were in Dublin,
one of the old booksellers there attempted to palm off on us an imperfect
copy, wanting Title, of this same work as the original Kilmarnock Edition
of Burns' Poems!!!]
LXXVI.
THE PROSE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, now first Collected. Containing
his Letters and Correspondence, Literary and Critical; Extracts from his
Journal and Common-Place Book; and Amatory Epistles, including Letters
to Clarinda, &c. Newcastle upon Tyne' Printed and Published by J.
Marshall, in the Old Flesh-market. 1816. [Octavo— with Portrait. J
LXXVII. AND LXXVIIL,
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life, and a Criticism
on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. As Edited by James Currie, M.D.
A New Edition, with Additional Pieces. In Four Volumes (bound in two).
Montrose : Printed by Smith & Hill, and Sold by the Booksellers of London
and Edinburgh. 1816. [12mo. Paper of a very low colour.]
LXXIX.
r'ELIQUES of ROBERT BURNS; consisting Chiefiy of Original Letters, Poems,
and Critical Observations on Scottish Songs. Collected and Published by
R. H. Cromee.
Ordained to fire the adoring Sons of Earth,
With every charm of wisdom and of worth :
Or, warm with Fancy's energy to glow,
And rival all but Shakespeare's name below,
— Pleasures op Hope.
Fourth Edition. London: Printed by J. M*Creert, for T. Cadell, and
W. Davies, Strand. 1817. [Demy Octavo. Nice, clear Pica type.]
LXXX.
THE PROSE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; Containing his Letters and
Correspondence, Literary and Critical; and Amatory Epistles, including
Letters to Clarinda, &c., &c. Embellished with Nine beautiful and
highly finished Engravings. Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed and Published
by Mackenzie and Dent, St. Nicholas' Churchyard. 1819. [Octavo. ]
LXXXI. AND LXXXn.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life, Criticism on
his Writings, &c., &c., as Edited by James Currie, M.D. A New Edition.
In Four Volumes (bound in two.) London : Printed for William Allason,
No. 31 New Bond Street; and J. Maynaud, Panton Street, Haymarket,
London; and W. Blair, Edinburgh. 1819. [Octavo— with Portrait and
Plates. Fine bold type.]
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THE POEMS AND SONGS OF ROBERT BURNS, with a Life of the Author,
containiDg a variety of particulars, drawn from sources inaccessible by
former Biographers. To which is subjoined, an Appendix, consisting of a
Panegyrical Ode, and a Demonstration of Burns' superiority to every other
Poet as a Writer of Songs. By the Rev. Hamilton Paul, Minister of
Broughton, Glenholm, and Kilbucho. Air .- Printed by Wilson, M*Cormic,
and Carnie. 1819. [Demy 12mo — with Portrait and Vignette. This and
the original Kilmarnock Edition, are the only copies of Burns that have
until now been printed in Ayrshire. " Some time ago, I was solicited by a
friend to give a short sketch of the Life of Robert Burns, to be prefixed
to a small edition of his Poems; because my friend was unwilling to en-
croach on the literary property of other editors. I complied with the
request, and made a present of my trifling, but, to me, pleasant labours to
the Publishers; so that I had no interest of a pecuniary nature in tbe sale
of the publication, nor was I consulted with regard to the selection of the
Poems. (It is nothing, however, but a complete collection of the Poems
and Songs published by the Poet himself, and his most esteemed editors.)
My sole design was to give what I considered a fair and impartial character
of the Bard, avoiding the extravagant panegyrics of one class of writers, and
the uncharitable omw adversas of another.*' — Rev. Hamilton Paul's Pam-
phlet, " A Foretaste of Pleasant Things. Air, 1828."J
LXXXIV. AND LXXXV.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS : with an Account of his Life, and a Criticism
on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry, by James Currik, M.D. A New
Edition, with many Additional Poems and Songs. In Two Volumes. Edin-
hurgh: Printed for J. Bumpus, London; D. BrowNj Ogle, Allardicb, &
Thomson, W Stewart & Co., and T. Nelson, Edinburgh. Smith & Hill,
Printers, Montrose, 1819. 1 24mo. Nothing peculiar.]
LXXXVl.
THE BEAUTIES OF BURN'S POEMS : Consisting of the most admired Pieces
of that celebrated Scots Poet. Falkirk: Printed and Sold by T. Johnston.
1819. [18mo. The coarsest paper and worst print we ever saw done up in
the shape of a Volume. The " Burn's " here is according to the Title.]
LXXXVII.
NICKNACKS. 18mo.— Vol. Containing :—
1st, The Tooth- Ache : A Poem by Robert Burns, the Ayrshire Poet. Ye
Banks and Braes of Bonnie Doon : A Song by the same Author, &c., &c.
Glasgow : Printed for and Sold by Brash & Reid.
2nd, The Soldier's Return. A Song by Robert Burns, the Ayrshire Poet.
" The brave poor soldier ne*er despise,
" Nor count him as a stranger ;
** Remember he's his country's stay
" In day and hour of danger."
&c.f &c. Olasgow, Printed for and Sold by Brash & Reid.
3rd, The Burns' Songster; Containing 50 of his most Popular Songs. Robert
Burns: Born 25th January, 1759. Died 2lst July, 1796, in his 38th year.
Glasgow. John S. Marr, 194 Buchanan Street, and Sold by all Booksellers.
4th, The Fornicator's Court, A Poem; said to be written by Robert Burns.
MSS.
5th, Manuscript Notes on the Edition of Burns Published, in 1865, by W. P.
NiMMO, &c., &c.
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LXXXVIU., LXXXIX., XC, AND XCI.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life, and a Criticism
on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry, as Edited by Jambs Currie, M.D.
A New Edition. In Four Volumes, JEdihburgh : Printed for Ogle, Allab-
DiOE, & Thomson, and Stirling & Slade, Edinburgh, 1820. [12mo. A
re-print of Currie.]
XCII. AND XCIII.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. In Two Volumes. Chisvnck:
From the Press of C. WHrmNOHAM, College House. Sold by R. Jennings,
Poultry; T. Tegg, Cheapside; A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street,
London ; J. Sutherland, Edinburgh ; and Richard Griffin and Co., Glasgow.
1821. (12mo.— Elegantly Printed— Vignettes by Stothard.)
XCIV.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. Londoii :
Published by John Sharpe, Duke Street, Piccadilly . mdgogxxi v. [1 2 mo. —
Engraved Title Page. A lovely copy.]
XCV. AND XCVI.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, to which is prefixed a Life of the Author, by
James Corrie, M.D. A New Edition, in Two Volumes. London : Printed
by Thomas Davison, Whitefriars : for Thomas Tegg, No. 73, Cheapside ;
RODWELL and Martin, Bond Street; R. Jennings, Poultry: also R.
MiLLiEEN, and J. Cumming, Dublin: and R. Griffin and Co., Glasgow.
1824. [Octavo — with Portrait by Freeman. There are added to this Edi-
tion, several "Poems found among the MSS. of Mr. Burns.*' This is the
first time we have observed any of Burns' Editors call him Mr Burns.]
XCVIL, XCVIIL, XCIX., AND C.
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; as Originally Edited by James
Currie, M.D. To which is prefixed a Review of the Life of Burns, and
various Criticisms on his Character and Writings. By Alexander Peterkin.
A New Edition, with many Additional Pieces. In Four Volumes. New
York: Published by S. King, 136 William-street. 1824. [24mo.— with
Frontispieces, Vignettes, and Plates.]
CI. AND CII.
THE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; with a Glossary, and a
Biographical Sketch of the Author. In Two Volumes. London : Published
by Jones & Company, 3 Acton Place, Kingsland Road. 1824-25. [A
beautiful little edition — 48mo.-~with fine Engraved Portraits and Title Pages.]
cm.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life, and a Criticism
on his Writings. To which are prefixed some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scotish Peasantry. By James Currie, M.D. A New
Edition, Four Volumes complete in One : with many Additional Poems and
Songs, and an Enlarged and Corrected Glossary. London: Published by Jones
and Company, 3 Acton Place, Kingsland Road. 1825. [Octavo — with
Portrait. J. Rogers, Sc. Scottish here spelt with one " t."]
CIV.
[Dove's English Classics.] THE LIFE OF ROBERT BURNS. By Dr. Currie.
With his Correspondence and Fragments. London : Printed by J. F. Dove ;
and Sold by all the Booksellers in England, Scotland, and Ireland. 1826.
[24mo. — with Frontispiece and Vignette: A fine copy.]
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THE PICTURE OF SCOTLAND. By Robert Chambers, Author of " Traditions
of Edinburgh." In Two Volumes. Edinburgh : William Tait, 78 Princes
Street MDcccxxvn. [12mo. Contains " Ayrshire, and the Land of Burns,"
and describes the scene which led to the production of the "Jolly Beggars,"
&C., &C.]
CVI.
CONSTABLE'S MISCELLANY OP ORIGINAL AND SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
IN THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OP LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND
THE ARTS. Vol. XXIII. Life of Robert Burns. By J. G. Lookhart,
LL.B.
" Of him who walked in glory and in joy
Behind his plough upon the mountain side."— Wordsworth.
Edinburgh : Printed fop Cqnstablb and Co. ; and Hurst, Chanob, and Co.,
London. 1828. [18mo.— with Vignette — Portrait by Millkr, after
Nasmyth.]
CVII.
LIFE OF ROBERT BURNS, By J. G. Lockhart, L.L.B.
"Of him who walked in glory and in joy,
Behind his plough upon the mountain side.^*
— ^Wordsworth.
Edinburgh : Published by Constable and Co.. 19, Waterloo-place ; and Hurst,
Chance, and Co., Loudon, 1828. (jOctavo. This is the same work as the
preceding, printed on larger paper, in the aristocratic style. A Second and
Third Edition^the latter containing some additions — subsequently ap-
peared.]
CVIII.
THE SONGS OP ROBERT BURNS. [With Vignette Title Page— no date—
32mo.]
CIX.
THE POEMS AND SONGS OF ROBERT BURNS. With a Life of the Author,
and a Glossary. Alnwick : Printed and Published by W. Davidson. 1828.
[24mo. Illustrated with the same Cvi8 as in the Bewiok Two Vol. Edition,
but wanting the Plates. A nice little Vol., however.]
ex.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS COMPLETE; with a Sketch of
his Life, and an Original Introductory Essay on his Character and Writings.
Dtiblin: Printed by M. C. Warren, 21, Upper Ormond Quay. [24mo. —
no date. A trashy Edition.]
CXL
AN ADDRESS TO THE DEIL, BY ROBERT BURNS, with Explanatory Notes.
Illustrated by Eleven first-rate Engravings on Wood, after designs by
Thomas Landseer. London: William Eidd, 6, Old Bond Street; and
Henry Constable, 17, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh, hdcooxxx. Three
Shillings and Sixpence. [Post Octavo. A Gem.]
CXIL
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS : Including bis Letters to Clarinda, and
the whole of his suppressed Poems: with an Essay on his Life, Genius, and
Character. Complete in One Volume. London: Printed for William
Clark, 60 Paternoster-row. 1831. [12mo with Portrait. A very pretty
Edition.]
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CXIII.
THE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURKS, with his Life, a Critique,
Glossary, &c. Two Vols, in one. London: Joseph Smith, 193, High
Holborn. 1833. [24mo. An Edition much sold by the book auctioneers
who travelled the country 30 years ago.]
CXIV.
THE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life,
Written expressly for this Edition ; and an Enlarged and Corrected Glo ssary.
Dunharx Published by William Miller, Bookseller. James Allan,
Printer, East Lothiaa Printing Office, Haddington. 1834. [24mo. — with
Prontispiece, the " Jolly Beggars."]
cxv.
ODDS AND ENDS. Containing—" The Widow of Burns : her Death, Character,
and Funeral. Dumfries'. Printed by M'Diarmid & Co. mdcccxxxiv."
&c., &c. fl8mo.]
cxvi., cxvn., cxviiL, cxix., and cxx.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. Edited by the Ettrick Shepherd, and
William Motherwell, Esq. In Five Volumes. A. Fullarton & Co.,
London and Edinburgh, Pullarton, Maonab & Co., New York, [12 mo.
— with numerous beautiful Plates — no date— about 1834. Contains a number
of Poems never before Published.]
CXXL, CXXIL, CXXIII., CXXIV., CXXV., CXXVI., CXXVn., AND CXXVIIL
THE WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; with his Life by Allan Cunningham.
^^High chief of Scottish song,
That conld'st alternately impart
Wisdom and raptare in thy page.
And brand each vice with satire strong;
Whose lines are mottoes of the heart —
Whose truths electrify the sage."
— Campbell.
In Eight Volumes. London: Cochrane and M'Crone, 11, Waterloo Place.
1834. [Foolscap Octavo— with Plates, and many Documents never before
Published. An excellent Edition ; was very popular at the time of publication,
and is still considered a standard. In this Edition, the works were, for the
jQrst time, chronologically arranged. The following "Notice" is given by
the Editor: — "The friends of the Poet and of this publication have alike
exerted themselves; and the result is, that many valuable pieces of poetry^
from four lines in length up to a hundred, are now, for the first time, united
to his works. Some of these hitherto unpublished pieces will be found to
equal, others to approach, the Poet's best productions. Various readiDgs^
illustrative criticism, and characteiristic notes, are added."]
CXXIX.
THE LIFE OP ROBERT BURNS. By Allan Cunningham.
•" High chief of Scottish song,
That could'st alternately impart
Wisdom and raptare in thy page,
And brand each vice with satire strong ;
Whose lines are mottoes of the heart —
Whose truths electrify the sage."
—Campbell.
Second Edition. London: James Cochrane and Co., 11, Waterloo Place.
1835. [Foolscap Octavo— with Portrait. A re-print of the first Volume
of the Eight Vol. Edition.]
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THE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; with a Glossary, and a
Biographical Sketch of the Author. la Two Volumes (bound in one).
London: Published by Wm. S. Orr & Co., Amen Corner, Paternoster -row.
[A neat little 32mo. Copy.]
^ CXXXI.
THE ENTIRE WORKS OF ROBERT iiURNS; with an Account of his Life, and
a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations on
the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By James Cuerib,
M.D. The Four Volumes Complete in One, with an Enlarged and^Corrected
Glossary. Sixth Diamond Edition. Embellished with Fourteen Illustra-
tions from Original Designs by Mr. Stewart. London: Allan Bell & Co.,
Warwick Square, mdoooxxxvi. [18mo — Diamond Type. A complete
muUtan inparvOt2
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life, and a Criticism
on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations on the Character
and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By James Cxjrrib, M.D. Com-
plete in One Volume. Edinburgh : Peter Brown, 59, South Bridge. 1837.
[Octavo. Another of the cheap Editions sold extensively by travelling book
auctioneers, 30 years ago.]
CXXXIIL
BURNS* LIFE AND WORKS. Royal Octavo Vol. [Edited by Robert Chambers]
Containing : —
Ist, The Life of Robert Burns, with a Criticism on his Writings; by James
CiTRRiB, M.D. Originally Published in connection with the Works of Burns,
in 1800 : here considerably extended by additional particulars, many of which
were never before made public. Edinburgh : Published by William and
Robert Chambers; and W. S. Orr and Company, London, 1838.
2nd, The Poetical Works of Robert Burns. To which are now added, Notes
Illustrating Historical, Personal, and Local Allusions. Edinburgh: Published
by William ana Robert Chambers; and W. S. Orb and Company, London,
1838.
3rd, The Prose Works of Robert Burns, with the Notes of Currie and Cromek,
and many by the present Editor. Edinburgh : Published by Willl^lM and
Robert Chambers ; and W. S. Orb and Company, London. 1839 .
CXXXIV.
THE POETICAL AND PROSE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS: with Life, Notes,
and Correspondence. By A. Cunningham, Esq. With Original Pieces from
the Collection of Sir Eoerton Brydqes, Bart., and Illustrations. London:
Charles Daly, 17 Greville Street, flatton Garden. [Post Octavo. — no date.
The Illustrations are beautiful.]
CXXXV. AND CXXXVI.
THE LAND OP BURNS, a Series of Landscapes and Portraits, illustrative of the
Life and Writings of the Scottish Poet. The Landscapes from Paintings
made expressly for the Work, by D. 0. Hill, Esq., R.S.A. The Literary
Department, by Professor Wilson of the University of Edinburgh; and
Robert Chambers, Esq., Author of the " Scottish Biographical Dictionary,"
" Picture of Scotland," etc , etc. In Two Vols. Blaokib & Son, Queen Street,
Glasgow ; South College Street, Edinburgh; and Warwick Square, London,
mdcocxl. [Quarto. These Engravings are unequalled by anything that
has even yet been produced illustrative of Burns.]
CXXXVII.
THE POEMS, LETTERS, AND LAND OF ROBERT BURNS : Dlustrated by W.
H. Bartlktt, T. Allom, and other Artists ; with a new Memoir of the
Poet, and Notices, Critical and Biographical, of his Works. By Allan
Cunningham. London: George Virtue. ri840. Quarto.]
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I THE CONTEMPORARIES OP BURNS, AND THE MORE RECENT POETS (
AYRSHIRE, with Selections from their Writiags. Hugh Paton, Can
and Gilder to her Majesty the Qaeen, and her Royal Highness 1
1 Duchess of Kent, Adam Square, Edinburgh, m.docc.xl. [Edited
! Jambs Patbrson — Demy Octayo. A locally entertaining Volume scai
and valuable.]
CXXXIX.
THE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; with a Memoir of the Anthc
Life, and a Glossary. Newcastle i Published by W. & T. Fordt
MDCCCXLi. [32mo. — with Vignette.]
CXL.
GUIDE TO THE GLASGOW AND AYRSHIRE RAILWAY, with Descriptic
of the Glasgow and Edinburgh, and Glasgow and Greenock Railways :
Ayr and its Environs, and to the Land of Burns, respectfully Dedicated
permission, to the Chairman and Directors of the Glasgow and Ayrsh:
I Railway, ^yr: Published by M*Cormioe & GEMMBLL;(7^a«^(n0: Andr]
RuTHEROLEN. 1841. [12mo.-— with Maps and Plates.]
! CXLL
THE GLASGOW AND AYR AND GLASGOW AND GREENOCK RAILW.
COMPANION ; Containing a Description of the Railroads ; with Noti«
of the Towns, Villages, Antiquities, Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats in th
Vicinity : Of the Memorable Events which have taken place in, and 1
Celebrated Characters who have been connected with, the Districts whi
they intersect. By John Warden. Glasgow : John Morrison, 21, New Brid
Street ; John Dick, Ayr ; John Hislop, Glasgow, mdcccxli. [18mo.— w
Frontispiece of the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Station Hon
Glasgow. About a fifth part of the Volume is taken up with Notices
Burns, in which the following passage occurs :— " We have seen many E
tions of Burns disfigured in almost every page with such gross blunders
not only deprived the finest passages of their point and spirit, but rendei
them absolutely nonsensical."]
CXLH.
THE ENTIRE WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life a
a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed some Observations <
the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By Jambs Cdrri
M.D. The Four Volumes complete in one. With an Enlarged and Correct
Glossary. Seventh Diamond Edition. Embellished with Fourteen Illnstr
tions from original designs by Mr. Stewart. London : Andrew MoFFi
Skinner Street; and D. A. Borrbnstbin, Olasgow, m.d.coo.xlii. [ISm
■ 11 — diamond type. An exact re-print of the mvMum inparvo Edition— W
CXXXII. A number of re-prints of this have appeared from time to time
CXLin.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Li
% and a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observatic
i* on the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By James Curb
I- M.D. With an Enlarged and Corrected Glossary. Bali/ax: Printed a
J (:; Published by William Milnbr, Cheapside. mdcccxlu. [Octavo. A v(
.i- good cheap Edition.]
CXLIV.
THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN BURNS AND CLARINDA, with a Mem(
of Mrs. M'Lehose (Clarinda.) Arranged and Edited by her Grandso
W. C. M'Lehose. Edinburgh : William Tait, 107 Prince's Street ; Simpki
Marshall, &; Co., Londm; and John CuMMma, Dublin, mdoooxli
[Royal 12mo. A nice large-type Edition.]
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FESTIVAL IN HONOUR OF OUR NATIONAL POET, ROBERT BURNS :
Containing an Acconnt of the Preparations ; an Essay on his Genius;
Description of the whole Proceedings; Departure of Trains and Steamers;
Odes, Songs, &c. By A. Park. Price Sixpence. Published by Andrew
Park, 157 Ingram Street, Glasgow; and Sold by all Booksellers. 1844.
[ISmo. Done up with this are a few 12 Page Penny Nos., containing Life of
Robert Burns, and some of his Principal Poems. " Olasgow, Printed and
Sold by Chapman & Lang, Booksellers and Stationers, Trongate." This
we look upon as another illustration of the popularity of Burns' Poems in
the early part of this century, and which popularity has been, and still con-
. tinues, on the increase.]
CXLVI.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, with a Memoir of the Author's
Life, and a Glossary.
" E'en then a wish, I mind its power —
A wish that to my latest hour
Shall strongly heave my breast —
That 1, for poor auld Scotland's sake,
Some usefu' plan or beuk could make,
Or sing a sang at least."
Thomas Richardson and Son, 26 Paternoster Street, London; 9, Capel Street,
Dublin i und Derby, f'32mo. — with Frontispiece and Vignette — no date.]
CXLVIL
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS : To which is prefixed, a Sketch
of his Life, Complete in One Volume.
" He seized his country's lyre,.
With ardent grasp and strong.
And made his soul of fire
Dissolve itself in Song."
Glasgow : Francis Orr & Sons, mdcccxlv. [24mo. A good shilling's worth.]
CXLVIIL
THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS : with Explana-
tory and Glossarial Notes ; and a Life of the Author, by James Currie,
M.D. New Edition. London: Printed for Adam Scott (late Scott and
Webster), Charterhouse Square. 1846. [Royal 24mo, — ^Frontispiece and
Vignette. A superior Edition.]
CXLIX.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS ; with a Copious Glossary : to
which is prefixed, a Sketch of his Life. Complete in One Volume.
" He seized his country's lyre.
With ardent grasp and strong.
And made his soul of fire,
Dissolve itself in song.'*
Belfast: Published by John Henderson, mdoocxlvi. [Royal 32 mo.
Cheap Edition.]
CL.
A WINTER WITH ROBERT BURNS, being Annals of his Patrons and Associates
in Edinburgh during the Years 1786-7, and details of his Inauguration as
Poet-Laureate of the Can. Kil. Edinburgh: Printed by Peter Brown,
James* Square, mdcccxlvi. [Small 12 mo.]
CLI.
LIFE Of ROBERT BURNS. By J. G. Lockhart.
"Of him who walked in glory and in joy
Behind his plough upon the mountain side."— Wordswortb,
IS
Fifth Edition. Zon^^on; JoHir Mitrrit, Albemarle Street. 1847. [Foolscap
Octavo. A re-prmt of the Life published in " Constable's Miscellany/* in
1828.]
CLII.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with a Copious Glossary : to
which is prefixed, a Sketch of his Life. Complete in One Volume.
*' He seized his country's lyre.
With ardent grasp and strong,
And made his soul of fire
Dissolve itself in song."
Glasgow : Francis Orr & Sons, mdoooxlvhi. [18mo. — with Frontispiece.
A re- print of the 1845 Edition. The different publishers, in short, who have
stereotype plates of Burns just throw off* thousand after thousand as their
stock runs short.]
CLIII.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS ; with an Account of his Life,
and a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations
on the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By James
CuRRiE, M.D. A New and Complete Edition, with an Enlarged and
Corrected Glossary Aberdeen : Published by George Clark and Son.
/pati^icA : J. M. Buiif ON. mdoccxlviii. [Thick 12mo.— with Frontispiece,
Coarse a little]
CLIV.
POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. A New Edition. With a Complete
Glossary. Edinburgh: William P. NiMMO, 2 St. David Street. [18mo. —
with Frontispiece — no date. J
CLV.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. With Life by Allan Cunningham, and
Notes by Gilbert Burns, Lord Byron, Thomas Campbell, Thomas
Carlisle, Robert Chambers, Cowper, Cromek, Allan Cunningham,
Dr. CuRRiE, Hazlitt, James Hogg, Lord Jeffrey, T. Landseer, Look-
HART, Motherwell, Sir Walter Soott, Professor Wilson, Wordsworth,
&c. &c. &c.
Farewell ! High Chief of Scottish song !
That couldst alternately impart
Wisdom and rapture in thy page,
And brand each vice with satire strong ;
Whose lines are mottoes of the heart,
Whose truths electrify the sage :—
Farewell ! and ne'er may envy dare
To wring one baleful poison-drop
From the crushed laurels of thy bust ;
But while the lark soars high in air.
Still may the grateful pilgrim stop
To bless the spot that holds thy dust !
—Campbell.
New Edition. London: Hbnby G. Bohn, Tork Street, Covent Garden.
1850.
CLVI.
THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS: with Explanatory
and Glossarial Notes; and a Life of the Author, by James Currie, M.D.
New Edition. London : Printed for Adam Scott, Charter House Square.
1853. [Thick 24mo. — with Frontispiece and Vignette. A re-print of No.
CXLVIILJ
CLVIL
THE COTTAR'S SATURDAY NIGHT, By Robert Burns. Illustrated by John
Faed, R.S.A. For the Members of the Royal Association for the Promotion
of the Fine Arts in Scotland, mdcccuu. [Oblong Folio — Eight Plates. The
name of Faed guarantees these to be the highest works of art.]
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TAM 0* SHANTER, by Robert Burns. For the Members of the Royal Association
of the Fine Arts in Scotland, mdccclv. [Folio, with Seven magnificent
Illustrations by John Faed, R.S.A.J
CLTX.
TAM 0' SHANTER; A Poem : The Statues of Tarn o* Shanter and Souter Johnny :
Sir Alexander Boswjell*s Speech at laying the Foundation Stone of
BuRNs's Monument : Lord Eglinton's Speech at Burns's Festival : The
Shell Palace. Ayr : Printed at the "Advertiser " Office. [About 1853—
Octavo Pamphlet.]
CLX.
BURNS. By Thomas Carlylb. London : Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly.
1854. [12mo.]
CLXr.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. With a Memoir of the Author's
Life, and a Copious Glossary. Glasgow: John Cameron, 45 Queen Street,
and Sold by all Booksellers. 1856. [Small ISmo.— with Porti-ait.]
CLXIL
THE SONGS AND BALLA.DS OF ROBERT BURNS, including a number of Pieces
not to be found in any other copy. New and Improved Edition. Olaagow :
John Cameron, 45 Queen Street, and Sold by all Booksellers. 1857.
[Small 18mo.]
CLXIIT.
THE SOLDIER'S RETURJ^, by Robert Burns. Illustrated by John Faed, R.S.A.
For the Members of the Royal Association for the promotion of the Fine
Arts in Scotland, mdccclvii. [Folio, with Six Illustrations. We hav& not
adjectives to describe their beauty.]
CLXIV.
POEMS AND SONGS BY ROBERT BURNS. Illustrated with numerous Engravings.
London: Bell and Daldy, 186, Fleet Street. Edinburgh: J. Menzibs. 1858.
[Small Quarto — toned paper — with beautiful Woodcuts. Forms the principal
portion of the " Illustrated Family Burns," 1866.]
CLXV.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS : Containing his Poems, Songs,
and Cori-espondence. With a New Life of the Poet; and Notices, Critical
and Biographical, by Allan Cuiynnigh AM. Elegantly Illustrated. Boston:
Phillips, Sampson, and Company. 1858. [Royal Octavo. A handsome
Volume. The Poems are introduced with a short notice, appropriate and
explanatory.]
CLXVL
SONGS AND POEMS OF ROBERT BURNS. People's Penny Library Edition.
Manchester: Ireland and Co., 22 Market Street; Dorset Street, Salisbury
Square, London, [Thin Octavo. A trifling Edition.]
CLXVII.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life,
and a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations
on the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By Jambs Currib,
M.D. With an Enlarged and Corrected Glossary. Halifax : Printed and
Published by MiLNEB.and Sowerby, Cheapside. 1859. [Demy Octavo —
Frontispiece and Vignette. This Copy long held a place as a good cheap
Edition.]
CLXVIII.
Centenary Edition. THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS ; with
Memoir, Prefatory Notes, and a Complete Marginal Glossary. Edited by
Jx)HNand AnoxtsMacphbbson'. With Portrait and Illustrations. Glasgow:
so
Geobgb Cameron, 194 Buchanan Street; and Sold by all Booksellers. 1859.
[12mo. The Glossarial Notes printed on the Margin, instead of at end, as
was customary, is a new idea.]
CLXIX. -
THE SONGS OP ROBERT BURNS, with Music. Centenary Edition. Olasgow.
David Jack, for the Proprietor; London-. Houlston & Wright. 1859.
[Square 16mo.J
CLXX.
CHRONICLE OP THE HUNDREDTH BIRTH-DAY OP ROBERT BURNS.
Collected and Edited by Jambs Ballantine, Author of the " Gaberlunzie's
Wallet," &c. A. Fullarton & Co., Edinburgh and London, mdccolix.
[^Imperial OctaTO — Engrayed Title and Portrait. A luminous, voluminous
work.]
CLXXI.
THE BURNS CENTENARY : Being an Account of the Proceedings and Speeches
at the various Banquets and Meetings throughout the Kingdom. With a
Memoir and Portrait of the Poet.
"Nor skiird one flame alone to fan:
His country's high-soul'd peasantry
What patriofc-pride he taught— how much
To weigh the inborn worth of man ;
And rustic life and poverty
Grew beautiful beneath his touch." — Campbell.
Second Edition. Edinburgh; William P. Nimmo, 2 St. David Street.-
London; W. Kent & Co., Paternoster Row. m.dooo.lix. [12mo.]
CLXXII.
THE BURNS CENTENARY POEMS: A Collection of Pifty of the best out of
many hundreds written on occasion of the Centenary Celebration, including
the Six recommended for publication by the Judges at the Crystal Palace
Competition, many of the Highly Commended, and several Prize Poems.
Selected and Edited by George Anderson and John Pinlay. Glasgow :
Thomas Murray and Son, Edinburgh ; John Menzibs. London : Arthur
Hall, Virtue, and Co. i>M6Zm .• M^Glashan and Gill, mdccolix. [Small
Quarto. The description contains all we couldsay about it.]
CLXXIII.
RIVAL RHYMES IN HONOUR OP BURNS; with 'curious illustrative matter.
Collected and Edited by Ben Trovato.
♦' If Maevius scribble in Apollo's spight,
There are who judge still worse than he can write." — Pope.
London: Routledge, Warnes, & Routlbdge, Farringdon Street ; 2^ew
York: 56, Walker Street. 1859. [12mo. A very witty production.]
CLXXIV.
NO. 118 OP THE "KILMARNOCK WEEKLY POST," of Saturday, January 29,
1859, containing Reports of all the Meetings held in Kilmarnock, and the
Villages around, in honour of Burns' Centenary, with Speeches delivered
at those Meetings.
CLXXV.
SELECT SONGS AND BALLADS OP ROBERT BURNS. Glasgow: John
Cameron, Renfield Street, and Sold by all Booksellers. 1859. [Thin 32mo.]
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CLXXVI.
ROBERT BURNS— Small Quarto —Containing :—
Ist, The Burns Festival. Prize Poem Recited at the Crystal Palace, Janaary
25, 1859. London: Bradburt and Evans, 11 Bouverie Street. 1859*
[Ascribed to Isa Craig.]
2nd, Robert Burns: A Centenary Song, and other Lyrics. By Gerald Massbt.
London: W. Kent and Co. (late D. Booue), 86, Fleet Street. Edinburgh:
Andrew Elliot, Princes Street. 1859.
3rd, BuRNs's Centenary. By Archibald M'Eay, Kilmarnock. Poem Written
for his Centenary, Jany. 25th, 1859; and for which the Kilmarnock Gold
Medal was awarded. Song, set to Music, by James Armour, and Sung by
him at the Burns Centenary Dinner, in the George Inn Assembly Rooms,
January 25th, 1859.
4th, Remember Robert Burns. By Robert Kerr, Kilmarnock — an nn-
snccessful Poem, regarding which Sir Archibald Alison, Bart., says to th«
Author, *< Tour touching verses on Burns are well worthy of a lasting destiny
in print.**
5th, Prize Poem : Written for the Baltimore Burns Club, Centennial Celebra-
tion of the Birth Day of Burns. 25th January, 1859, by Thomas Eraser,
Newark, N. J. Baltimore: Printed by Samuel S. Mills, No. 1 North
Street, Jarvis Building. 1859.
6th, The AUoway Centenary Festival. An Ode. Written expressly for, and
Recited at the above Festival in ** Burns's Cottage," on the 25th January,
1859. By Robert Story. Second Edition'. London : Jo^N Heabns,
81, Strand. 1859. [Price Sixpence.]
7th, To the Memory of Burns. Centenary Ode. By Andrew Park, Author
of " Silent Love," " Songs for all Seasons,'* etc. Olcugow: Thomas JdURRAT
and Son. 1859.
Ssh, Grand Ode on the Centenary of Scotia*s Bard, Bobfrt Burks; being one
of the 621 Competing Poems for the Crystal Palace Prize, by a Native of the
Yale of Rale. 25tb January, 1859. Hawick : Printed by James Hainino &
Co. Sold by all Booksellers.
9th, A Birth-Day Ode: A fVee Translation from the Greek. Scene: Temple
of Apollo on Mount Parnassus. Dramatis Personas: The Sacred Nine.
SBy Mr. James Reid, Nurseryman, Kilmarnock.] Kilmarnock: Printed by
AMES M'KiE, Portland Street, mdooolix.
Several other small Centenary Tributes to the Memory of Burns, and Views
in Ayrshire.
10th, Visit to Scenes and Haunts rendered famous by Robert Burns. By
Archibald M*Kay, Author of *• The History of Kilmarnock."
11th, Ayrshire, and the Land of Burns : Being the XXII. Part of " The Land
we Live in.*' [By William Howie Wylie. J London: Charles Knight.
12th, Guide to the Burns* Festival on the Banks of the Doon, 6th August,
1844; with Full Report of Proceedings at the Festival. [Illustrated with a
Cut of the Pavilion, and other Characters, Printed in Gold. The origin
and Progress of the Festival is here fully detailed, and it is a question if
ever there would have been a Festival held had it not been for the efforts of
Mr. Maxwell Dice, of Irvine, who, in his *' Ayrshire News-Letter, *' re-
suscitated the movement in 1844, after it had been allowed to slumber dur«
ing the previous winter. In connection with it, the Publisher struck a very
artistic Medal ]
Idth, Fac-Simile of Burns* Celebrated Poem of the Cotter's Saturday Night,
f^rom the Original Manuscript, the Property of the Irvine Burns* Club.
Irvine: Published by Maxwell Dice, hdoccxl.
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CLXXVII.
BURNS' CENTENARY. Octavo Vol. Containing :—
Ist, Scottish Songster. [With rough Portrait of Burks on Cover.]
2nd, Burns, and tho Lapse of a Hundred Years. A Sermon preached in
Blackfriars Street Independent Chapel, on Sabbath Evening, Feb. 13, 1859.
By the Rev. Fergus Ferguson, M.A. Glasgow: Printed by H. Nisbbt, 142
Trongate. 1859.
3rd, Burns' Anniversary. The Religion of Robert Burns, with an Estimate
of his Character, and Extracts from his Works. By John R. Beard, D.D.
London : Partridge and Co., Paternoster Row. Manchester : John HErwooU,
170, Deansgate.
4th, Poetic Tributes to the Memory of Burns, received by the Newcastle
upon Tyne Club. For celebrating the Anniversary of his Birlh Day, 181T.
" SOUL of the Poet! wheresoe'er
'* Reclaimed from earth, thy genius plume
*' Her wings of immortality ;
" Suspend thy harp in happier sphere,
"And with thine influence illume
*' The gladness of our jubilee." — Camfbeli*
Newcastle: Printed by G. Angus, in the Side. •
5th, Burns' Centenary in Heaven. Price Sixpence.
6th, Burns' Centenary : A Poem read on occasion of the recent Celebratioa
of the Birth of Robert Burns before the Lodge, St. Stephen's, Edinburgh,
on 25th January, 1859. Published by Request. Edinburgh : Mylbs
' Macphail, 11 South St. David Street;
th. The Religion of Robert Burns: A Lecture delivered in St. Mark's Chapel,
Edinburgh, on Sunday Evening, 30th January, 1859 (being the Sunday
following the Centenary of Burns's Birth-day), by Robert BLAOELEf
DRtTMMOND, B. A., Minister of the Chapel.
" All hail, Religion ! maid divine !
Pardon a Muse sae mean as mine.
Who in her rough imperfect line,
( Thus daurs to name thee ;
To stigmatise false friends of thine
Can ne'er defame thee." — Burns.
Edinhurgh: David Mathers, "The Box," North Bridge; London: E* T.
Whitbfibld, 178 Strand. 1859.
Stb, Report of the Meeting held to Celebrate the Centenary of the Birthday of
Robert Burns at the Revere House, Boston, January 25, 1859. Published
by the Committee of Arrangements.
*' A man's a man for a' that.*'
Boston: Printed by John Wilson and Son, 22 School Street, 1859.
CLXXVllI.
PAMPHLETS. 12mo. Vol.— Containing :—
1st, Genius and Morality of Robert Burns: A Lecture — A Eulogy. With
Chairman's Speech at the "Cottage" Festival, January 25th, 1859. By
P. Hately Waddell, Minister of the Gospel, Girvan. Ayr: Printed at
" Ayrshire Express " Office, mdooolix, [Foolscap Octavo.]
2nd, The Real "Sonter Johnny," &c. A Poem, with Explanatory Notes, and
an Appendix. By M. Porteous, Printer, Maybole. Second Edition.
" Tam lo'ed him Tike a vera brither—
They had been fou for weeks thegither*"
Glasgow : Thomas Murray & Son. Ayr: Robert Maolehosb.
&c, &c.
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CLXXIX.
'ROBERT BURNS : A Memoir. By the Revd. James White, Author of •* The
Landmarks of English History,*' etc. London: Routledge, Wahnes^ and
RouTLEDGB, Farringdon Street, yew York: 18 Beckman Street. 1859.
(The Author reserves the right of Translation.) [Thin 12mo.]
CLXXX.
AULD LANGSYNE, hy Robert Burns. lUastrated by George Harvet, R.S.A.
For the promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland. 1859. [Folio, with Five
beautiful and graphic Illustrations.]
CLXXXI.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. London: Groombridob and
Sons, Paternoster Row. mdcoolix. [Foolscap Octavo— Plates. Beauti*
fully got up.]
CLXxxiL, cLXxxrn., clxxxiv., and clxxxv.
THE LIFE And WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. Edited by Robert Chambers.
In Four Volumes. William and Robert Chambers, London and Edinburgh,
1859 and 1860. [Demy 12mo. The plan adopted in this work is—" The
various compositions are strung in strict chronological order upon the
memoir, and are made to render up the whole light they are qualified to throw
upon the history of the life and mental progress of Burns. At the sa,me
t|me, a new significancy is given to them by their being read in connection
with the current of events and emotions which led to their production." It
may be thought to be lighting a farthing candle to show the sun, for us to
make a single remark regarding this popular Edition, even to say that the
task undertaken has been most successfully carried out; but certainly such
is the fact. Mr. Chambers has collected many productions of the Poet
hitherto unknown. The Glossary is given in Marginal Notes. No lover of.
Burns ought to be without this Edition.]
CLXXXVI.
THE POEtiC AL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, with a Memoir of the Author's
Life, and a Glossary. Halifax : Milner and Sowerbt. 1860. [24mo.]
CLXXXVII.
Centenary Edition. THE POPULAR SONGS OF ROBERT BURNS, Words and
Music, as sung by the most Eminent Vocalists and Representatives of
Scottish Character. Olasgow : George Camehox, 194 Buchanan Street,
and.Spld by all Booksellers. 1861. [Thin 18mo.]
CLXXXVIII.
ILLUSTRATED SONGS OF ROBERT BURNS. With a Portrait after the original,
by Nasmyth, and Five other Plates. For the Members of the Royal Associa-
tion for the promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland. 1861. [Folio. Sweet,
sweet are they.]
CLXXXIX.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. New Edition, with Memoir and
Glossary. London-. Guiffix, Bohjj, and Company, Stationers' Hall Court.
[Royal Octavo— with Portrait, and Cut of Burns' Cottage on Title— no date.]
CXC.
THE PRINCIPAL SONGS OF ROBERT BURNS TRANSLATED INTO
MEDIAEVAL LATIN VERSE, WITH THE SCOTTISH VERSION
COLLATED. By Alexander Leighton, Author of "Curious Storied
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Traditions of Scottish Life," "The Court of Cacus,** etc. Edinhurgh:
William P. Nimmo, St. David Street. London: Houlston & Wright,
Paternoster Row. mdocclxii. [Small Qnarto. The Scottish version is not
a faithful transcription of the early Editions.]
CXCI.
THE POEMS OP ROBERT BURNS. London: Bell and Daldt, 186, Fleet Street;
and Sampson, Low, Son, and Co., 47 Ludgate Hill. 1863. [24mo.— Elzevir
Edition. A bonny copy.]
CXCII.
THE SONGS OF ROBERT BURNS. London: Bell and Daldt, 186, Fleet Street:
and Sampson, Low, Son, and Co., 47 Ladgate Hill 1863. [24mo — Elzevir
Edition. Uniform with previous.]
CXCin., 0X017., AND CXCV.
THE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS. With a Sketch of the
Author's Life. In Three Volumes. Boston, Little, Bbown, and Com-
PANT. MDOOOLXIII. LPost 8vo. Well got up. " The Poems of Burnk
appear in these volumes as arranged and edited by Robert Chambers in his
Ltfe and Works of Robert Burns, Edinburgh and London, 1860 Such parts
of the Biography as are necessary for the understanding of the Poems, or of
the occasions which gave rise to them, are retained in th^form of prefaces
to the individual pieces. Verbal changes of a trifling description have here
and there been required. The Memoir of Burns is taken from the eighth
edition of the Enq/clopcedia Britannica,**'\
CXCVL
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS : Containing his Poems, Songs, and Corres-
pondence. With Life and Notes, Critical and Biographical, by Allan
Cunningham. And many Notes by Gilbert Burns, Lord Btron, Thomas
Campbell, Thomas Carlyle^ Robbiit Chambers, Cowfbr, Crombk,
Allan Cunningham, Dr. Currib, Hazlitt, Jambs Hogg, Lord Jeffrey,
T. Landseeb, Lockhart, Motherwell, Sir Walter Soott, Puofbssob
Wilson, Wordsworth, &c., &c., &c. In One Volume. Edinhurgh: Inglis
& Jaoe, 20 Cockburn Street. [Royal Octavo— with Portrait, and Fac-
similes of Burns' handwriting. Paged for one Vol.]
CXCVII. AND CXCVIIL
THE WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; Containing his Poems, Songs, and Corres-
pondence. With Life and Notes, Critical and Biographical, by Allan
Cunningham. And many Notes by Gilbert Burns, Lord Byron, Thomas
Campbell, Thomas Carlyle, Robert Chambers, Cowper,Cromeb:, Allan
Cunningham, Dr. Currie, Hazlitt, Jambs Hogg, Lord Jeffrey, T. Land-
seer, LooKHART, Motherwell, Sir Walter Soott, Professor Wilson,
Wordsworth, &c., &c., &c. With Illustrations on Steel. In Two Volumes.
^(2in&ur^A: James Inglis, 20 Cockburn Street. 1865. [Royal Octavo. A
re-print of previous No., but paged for Two Vols., and bound so, with numerous
Plates which the previous No. has not. Both got up, we think, firom existing
stereotypes, as an attempt at cheapness.]
CXCIX.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. New Edition, with Memoir
and Glossary. [Royal Octavo— with Portrait and Vignette—no date.]
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POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS. A New Edition. With a Complete
Glossary. Edinburgh : William P. Nimmo, 2 St. David Street. [12mo-
— no date. A pretty complete Copy, but, whether from delicacy or other
causes, the Poem, *' To a Louse,'' is kept out.]
CCL
(In this Edition the more Objectionable Passages and Pieces are Excluded.)
THE POETICAL WORKS AND LETTERS OP ROBERT BURNS, with
Copious Marginal Explanations of the Scotch Words, and Life. Eight
Engravings on Steel. Edinburgh: Gall & Inglis, 6 George Street. Londoni
HouLSTON & Wright. [12rao.— no date. The top line in Parentheses on
Title of this Edition explains its being 2k purged Edition.]
ecu,
THE ENTIRE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life, and
a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations on
the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By James Currie,
M.D. The Pour Volumes complete in one, — with an Enlarged and Corrected
Glossary. Edinburgh: Alexander Gunn, 37 South Bridge. [Plates —
12mo. — diamond type — no date. A re-print of the multum inparvo Copies,
on large paper.]
CCIIL
THE POEMS OF ROBERT BURNS. London: Bell and Daldy, 186 Fleet Street.
1864. [Foolscap Octavo — ^Elzevir Edition—toned paper. A drawing-room
Volume,]
CCIV.
THE SONGS OP ROBERT BURNS. London: Bell and Daldy, 186, Fleet
Street. 1864. [Foolscap Octavo — Elzevir Edition — toned paper. This and
the preceding are larger-sized Editions of CXCI. and CXCII.]
CCV.
THE BALLADS AND SONGS OF ROBERT BURNS; ,with a Lecture on his
Character and Genius. By Thomas Carlyle.
" A poet peasant born,
Who more of fame's immortal dower
Unto his country brings
Than all her kings." — Isa Craig.
London: Charles Griffin and Company, Stationers' Hall Court. 1864.
[12 mo. — with Portrait — toned paper— ancient type — well got up.]
CCVL AND CCVIL
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. With Memoir, Critical Disser-
tation, and Explanatory Notes, by the Rev. George Gilfillan. The Text
Edited by Charles Cowden Clarke. In Two Volumes. Edinburgh:
James Niohol. London: James Nisbet and Co. Lublin: W.Robertson.
Liverpool: G. Philip & Son. m.dccclxiy. [Octavo — extra large type.
Handsome Edition.l
ccvin.
THE. POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with Memoir, Prefatory Notes,
and a complete Glossary'-, with Portrait and Illustrations. Glasgow : John S.
Marr, 194 Buchanan Street, Successor to the late George Cameron.
f Foolscap Octavo — with Glossary on each page as Marginal Notes— no date. |
CCIX.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life,
and a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations
on the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By James Currib,
M.D. With an Enlarged and Corrected Glossary, and Eight Engravings on
Steel. ^oZ^oa;; Milner and So WESBY. 1865. [Thick 12mo. Good bulk
for the money.]
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OCX. AND CCXI.
THE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS. Edited from the best Printed
and Manuscript authorities, with Glossarial Index and a Biographical Memoir,
by Alexander Smith. In Two Vols. London and Cambridge : Maomillan
and Co. 1865. [Foolscap Octavo — with very finely Engraved Vignettes —
forms Two Vols, of what the Publishers call' the ** Golden Treasury Series."
This is an excellent Edition — excellent especially in its typography and
general get-up. The Life is characterized by Mr, Smith's peculiar grace
and ease as a prose writer, as well as the mannerism into which he occasion*
ally lapses. Still, while we dislike nothing that has the name of BguNS
stamped on it, we must confess that throughout his " Biographical Preface^
he scarcely gives the Poet /air play^ — does not write about him with that
feeling and enthusiasm (if we may so speak) which animated Professot
Wilson, Cunningham, Chambers, or even our own Gunnyon. The Me*
moir is short. The closing peroration is a very beautiful point in it. Mr.
Smith, in getting np the Biography, had the use of the original MSS. of Bctrns'
" Common-place Book,*' which his Publishers had purchased from an Edin-
burgh friend, who bought it at a sale in London.]
CCXIL
THE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS. Edited by the Rev. Robert
Aris Willmott. Illustrated by John Gilbert. New Edition, London:
RouTLBDOE, Warne, and Routledge, Broadway, Ludgate Hill. New York :
129, Grand Street. 1865. [Foolscap Octavo — toned paper. Forms one of
the series of " Routlbdge's British Poets." The squeamish sentimentality,
or delicacy, of this reverend Editor is illustrated in giving the title of the
Poem of " The Louse " thus — •* To a , on seeing one on a Lady's
Bonnet.'^ There is nothing otherwise peculiar.]
CCXIIL
THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. Edited by John
S. Roberts. With an Original Memoir by William Gunnyon. With
Portrait and Illustrations on Wood by Eminent Artists. Seventh Thousand.
Edinburgh', William P. Nimmo, [Crown Octavo— Preface dated July,
1865. The most complete Edition, so far as extent of matter is concerned,
and a cheap 3s. 6d. worth.]
CCXIV.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS. Including his Correspondence,
etc. With a Memoir by William Gunnyon. The Text carefully printed,
and Illustrated with Notes. With Portrait and Illustrations on Wood by
Eminent Artists. Edinburgh: William P. Nimmo. 1865. [A re-print of
above, of a Royal Octavo size.]
CCXV.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. With a Memoir of the Author's
Life, and a Copious Glossary. Glasgow: John Cameron, 175 Buchanan St.
And Sold by all Booksellers. 1^65. [24mo.— with Portrait. A neat little
book for a shilling.]
CCXVL
SCEAP-BOOK, CONTAINING LEAVES FROM THE LIFE OP ROBERT
BURNS (Fifty-Six in number). Cut from the columns of the " Ayrshire
Weekly News." Published in 1865 and 1866. [Quarto.]
CCXVII.
THE SCOTTISH FREE MASONS' JOURNAL, FOR JANUARY, 1866, containing
an Article — " The Masonic Poets of Scotland— No. I. Robert Burns. By
the Revd. Andrew R. Bonar, Minister of First Charge of Cannongate,
Edinburgh." Done up with several Fac-Similea of Burns' Writing.
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cexvm.
rHE POETICAL WORKS OF BOBERT BURNS. Edited by the Rev. Robert
Ams WiLLMOTT. Illustrated by JoH?f Gilbert. New EdltioD. London :
RouTLEDGE and Sons, Broadway, Lndgate Hill. New York: 416, Broome
Street. 1866. [Foolscap Octavo. His Reverence cracks the Louse in the
same way in this Edition as in No. CCXII., this being a reprint of it.]
CCXIX.
:HE POETICAL WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS. Edited by the Rev. Robert
Aris Willmott. New Edition. With numerous Additions. London:
George Routledge and Sons, Broadway, Lndgate Hill. 1866. [l6mo. —
ancient type— and Portrait by Nasmyth. The Louse suffers the same fate
in this copy.]
CCXX. AND CCXXI.
•HE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; Illustrated by an extensive series of Portraits
and Authentic Views. With a complete Life of the Poet : an Essay on his
Genius and Character, by Professor Wilson. Numerous Notes, Annotations,
and Appendices. In Two Volumes. London: Blaceie & Son, Paternoster
Bow; and Olobsgow and Edinburgh, mdooolxvi. [Royal Octavo — 82 Por-
trait and Landscape Illustrations. The first issue of this Edition appeared
abont 1852, and was Edited by Alexander Whitelaw. The Ulustrations
are from the *' Land of Burns,'' published in 1840. It is certainly the most
magnificent copy of the entire Works of the Ayrshire Bard that has ever
appeared. " Additions have been made in the spirit of Currie's narrative,
brightening up what, from the circumstances in which he wrote, he was
obliged to leave in obscurity, and adding such new facts as the lapse of
time has brought to light. In connection with the Memoir by Dr Cukrib,
a copious Appendix is given, embracing much interesting matter regarding
the Poet and his family, sketches of his family by several of his personal
friends, and estimates of his genius by various distinguished authors. In
this Appendix is also contained the most copious collection of 'Poems
written in Memory of Burns' that has ever yet been laid before the
public." Published in 18 Parts at 2s. each, or Two Guineas apropriately
done up in Two Vols.]
ccxxn.
CHE ILLUSTRATED FA.MILY BURNS, with an Original Memoir. OUugowi
William Mackenzie, 47 Howard Street. Edinburgh: 57 South Bridge.
London: 22 Paternoster Row, 1866. [Quarto— toned paper— with Wood-
cuts, by eminent Artists. An extended re-print of Bell and Daldy's 1858
Edition. A very grand and ponderous Volume, although (me of the purged
Editions. ** A few songs and poems have been altogether omitted, where
correction was impossible; while in other instances objectionable passages
have been either removed or revised, taking scrupulous care to depart only
as far as necessary from the style or sentiment of the original; guided, in
a word, by that spirit of emendation which we believe would have influ-
enced the Poet himself, were be now living to revise his poems. Some
pieces too, merely occasional or of little interest, have been omitted. ** Pub-
lished in 12 Parts at 2s. each, or handsomely done up, 30s.]
CCXXIIL
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM : Containing Photographs of Persons and Places made
famous by the Muse of Burns. The Photographs are by Mr. Hugh Brown-
ing, and are admirable specimens of the art.
ccxxrv.
SCRAP-BOOK : Containing Reports of Burns' Anniversary Meetings, &o. [Quarto.]
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The following Works I have obtained since the first sheet of Burnpiana
was thrown off, which accounts for them not appearing in their proper
chronological position : —
CCXXV.
POEMS, CHIIIFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. In Two Vols, (bonnd in one).
A New Edition, considerably Enlarged. Edinburgh : Printed for T. Cadell,
Junr., and W. Davis, London; and W. Creech ^ Edinburgh, mdooxovhi.
LPost Octavo. A reprint of the 1797 Edition.]
CCXXVI.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; including several Pieces not
inserted in Dr Currie's Edition ; with an Enlarged Glossary, and an Original
Life of the Author. In Two Vols. London: Joseph Smith, 193, High Hol-
"born. 1828. [With Portrait. The same old-fashioned long 24mo. as No.
CXIV, of which it is a reprint, to waft the fame of Burns still wider through
the medium of book hawkers and auctioneers.]
ccxxvn.
THE ENTIRE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. With an Account of his Life,
and a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations
on the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By James
CuBRiE, M.D. The Fonr Volumes complete in one; with an Enlarged and
Corrected Glossary. Diamond Edition. Embellished with an Original
Design from the Cotter's Saturday Night. Edinburgh: Published for the
Proprietor, by James Chambers, Hanover Street; W. S. Orr, and Simpkin
& Marshall, London; W. Curry, Jun., & Co., Dublin; J. M*Leod, Glas"
gow; and Bances & Co., Manchester, mdcccxxxiii. [18mo. This is cer-
tainly the first Edition of this Diamond Series. It has no Plates bat the
Frontispiece. It is more carefally printed and done up than its successors.
The Etchings have been added to the subsequent Editions to make them
more attractive. Although the book is a pretty-looking mtUtum-in-parvo
Volume, yet the extreme smallness of the type must be a great objection
to many, as the most of people would really require glasses to sit reading it
for any length of time.]
CCXXVIIL
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS: with a Life of the Author, and
an Essay on the Genius and Writings of Burns, by E. Cunningham, Esq.
Carefully revised, and rendered perfectly intelligible to the general Reader
by a Copious Glossary. London: Published by C. Daly, 19, Red Lion
Square. 1839. [32mo. — with Frontispiece and Vignette. A very desirable
little Copy. 3
CCXXIX.
THE WORKS AND CORRESPONDENCE OF ROBERT BURNS, [including his
Letters to Clarinda; Remarks on Scottish Songs and Ballads, Ilhistrated
VFith Historical and Critical Notices, &c., &c. With an Extensive Glossary
of the Scottish Language; a Life of the Author; and an Essay on his Genius
and Writings.
" High Chief of Scottish Song,
That couldst alternately impart
Wisdom and rapture in thy page.
And brand each vice with satire strong;
Whose lines are mottoes of the heart,
Whose truths electrify the sage." — Campbell.
William Mackenzie: Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London. [Royal Octavo^
A very popular Number Edition, published in 17 Parts at Is. each, or 208.
bound.]
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CCXXX. AND CCXXII.
A SELECT COLLECTION OP ORIGINAL SCOTTISH AIRS FOR THE VOICE,
with Introductory and Concluding Symphonies and Accompaniments for
the Pianoforte, Violin, and Violoncello. By Pleyel, Kozeluoh, and Haydn.
With Select and Characteristic Verses, hoth Scottish and English, adapted
to the Airs, including upwards of One Hundred New Songs, by Burns.
Four Vols., Folio (bound in two). Printed and Sold by T. Preston, 97
Strand, London; and Sold also by G. Thomson, the Editor and Proprietor,
Edinburgh, [Each Volume has the Autograph of " G. Thomson," and a
large beautiful Engraving to the Double Volume, by W. Hamilton, R. A. —
subjects, " The Soldier's Return," and " The Birks of Invormay." These
Volumes came out in separate Parts, at lOs. 6d. each, at long intervals from
1793 to 1805. Burns died long before the completion of the last Vol., which
has a very beautifhUy Engraved Portrait, ft'omNASMXTH, and Vignette em-
blematic of the lines which accompany it —
'*Now see where Caledonia's genius mourns,
And plants the holly round the tomb of Burns I"]
CCXXXII. AND CCXXXIII.
THE LIFE OF ROBERT BURNS, by David Irvtno, LL.D. Londoni Longman
& Co. 1810. [Forming part of "Lives of the Scottish Poets," Two Vols.
— with Portrait.]
CCXXXIV., CCXXXV., CCXXXVI., AND CCXXXVII.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, with an Account of his Life, Criticism on
his Writings, &c., &c. As Edited by James Currib, M.D. A New Edition,
in Four Volumes. Edinburgh: Printed for William Sawers, College Street,
by Wm. Blair, James' Square. 1818. [12mo.— with Portrait. Are-print
of the later Editions of Currie. It contains *' Holy Willie's Prayer," and
many other Poems, with Letters and Critical Remarks, at the end of Vol. IV.,
which were not in the early Editions of Currie. ]]
ccxxxvul, ccxxxix., ccxl., and CCXLI.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS : Including his Letters to Clarinda, and
the whole of his suppressed Poems, with an Essay on his Life, Genius, and
Character. In Four Volumes. London : Printed, for the Editor, by
Richards & Co., Grocers' Hall Court, Poultry. 1821. [Small 18mo.— with
Portrait, Engraved by M. N. Batb. As to the suppressed Poems, we
fail to find any in the Vols, but what have appeared in i^r Editions, thongh
they may have been printed here for the first time.]
CCXLH., CCXLHL, AND CCXLIV.
lilVES OF SCOTTISH POETS. In Three Volumes. By the Society of Ancient
Scots. Re-established a.d. 1710. London: Printed for T. Boys, Ladgate
Hill. 1822. [18mo. The First Vol. contains the ** Life of Robert Burns,"
fh>m Page 157 to Page 198.]
CCXLV.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. Two Volumes in One. Chiavnck :
Printed by C. Whittingham. Sold by Thomas Teog, 73, Cheapside; N.
Hailbs, Piccadilly; Bowdbry and Kbrly, Oxford Street, London; and
RiOHARD Griffin and Co., G^^^oto. 1829. ri8mo. A re-print of our
No. XCII., and XCIIL, but the Vignettes are difierent A nicely printed
Volume.]
CCXLVI.
I4BTTER BY THE RIGHT HON. LORD BROUGHAM, on the Occasion of the
Burns' Centenary Festival, 25th January, 1859, to the Hon. Lord
Ardmillan, Chairman of the Banquet in the Music Hall, Edinburgh,
Prints only for those who attended the Banquet. [Octavo Pamphlet.]
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ccxLvn.
POEMS AND SONGS, with Lectures on the Genios and Works of Burks. &c.,
by Fbter Liyinoston, Dandee.
—"A wish—I mind its power,
A wish that to my latest hour
Shall strongly heave my breast $
That I, for poor aald Scotland's sake,
Some useful plan or book could make,
Or sing a sang at least."
Tenth Edition. Dundee : Printed by J. Pellow, 10 Top of Murray gate^
1857. [12mo. The Author is very enthusiastic regarding Bubns— some
wocdd say to an extreme, approaching to raphsody and bombast.]
CCXLVin.
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH SKETCHES. By an American. London: William
White, 36, Bloomsbury Street. Olasgow: Riohabd Griffin & Co. Boa^
ton: Otis Clapp. 1857. [12mo.— p.p. 362. Pages 285 to 297, inclosive,
contain — ^ The Land of Burns.
* There have been loftier themes than his,
And longer scrolls and louder lyres,
And lays lit up with Poesy's .
Purer and holier fires.
Tet read the names that know not death,—
Few nobler ones than Burns are there.
And few have won a greener wreath
Than that which binds his hair.*
— Halleck."
A very succinct notice of Burns' " Birth-place, Monument, and the other
Scenes and places on the Banks of the Doon which are hallowed by associa-
tion with the Poet's memory."]
CCXLIX.
THE LAUREATE OF LOYE. Lines Read at Aston Hall at the Celebration of
the BxnaiNS Centenary, January 25, 1859;
CCL.
RHYMES READ IN THE QUEEN'S DRAWING ROOM AT ASTON HALL,
January 25, 1859. in Memory of the Birth of Robert Burns, January 2&y
1759.
'* Hath this fellow no feeling of his business ?
He sings at grave-making." — Hamlet.
Birmingham.', Cornish Brothers, the Journal Buildiogs, 37, New Street.
CCLI.
REMINISCENCES OF AULD ATR. Edinburgh-. Jambs Stillib. 1864.
[Contains a Chapter on Burks' Cottage, and Wood-Cut of the Cottage ,
and Auld Brig o' Doon. 12mo.]
CCLH.
A VOLUME OF VERSES, SERIOUS, HUMOROUS, AND SATIRICAL. By
Will. Buohanan, B.A., Editor of the Ayr Observer. Edinbwrgh: John
Menzies. Glasgow : Hutoheson Campbell. A^: W. M. Dick, 38
Sandgate Street, mdooolxyi. [Crown Octavo. Pages 24 to 33, inclusive.
Contain— <' Robert Burns: a Centenary Ode." Mr Buohanan died shortly
after his volume was published.]
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ADDENDA,
Containing a List of Editions of Burns besides those
given in the preceding pages ^ and which are not
contained in the Private Library ^ James M'Kie,
Thus far into the Editions of Bubns kave we marched onwards. Oar last
visit to Dublin materially increased our number of old and rare Editions,
and by hunting up from Edinburgh and London Catalogues, and through
the kindness of friends, they have come to the extent noted in the pre-
ceding pages. Stilly with all the ferreting of ourselves and friends, the
following Addenda show that there have been nearly as many more Edi-
tions published, which we htwe not, as there are in our possession.
In collecting the foregoing List, and furnishing copy to make up these
Addenda, we have been greatly assisted by friends in London, Edin-
burgh, Glasgow, and Kilmarnock, to whose cop2/t in all cases, we have
H^ick exactly. Most materially have we been indebted to a gentleman, our
old, much respected, and kind friend,-^a companion of our early days, — Mr.
James Gibson, of Bradford ; while, to fiU up any blanks, we have had re-
course to copying from Mr. R, Chaicbebs' "Bibliography of Bubns.*' •
Our commimications with our cerrespondents have been of the most
pleasing and gratifying nature, and the interest that they, and " The Trade,"
and many others, have taken in the publication of the Fac-JSimtle of the
Original Kilmarnock Edition of ^' Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, by
BoBEBT Bubns," to which this Pamphlet is meant as an accompaniment, we
shall not soon forget, and we take this opportunity of tendering them our
most sincere thanks. The Edition, amounting to 600 Copies, is already
entirely subscribed. An Edition of a work being subscribed before the
paper can begot made, on which to print it, is as far as we know, without
a parallel in the history of literature.
JAMES M^KIE.
ElLMABNOCK, IST OCTOBEB, 1866.
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*** Wo will gladly give a respectable price for any of the (pllowing Worka,
I., II., AND III.
THE LOUNGEB, a Periodical Paper Published at Edinbargh in the yean
1785 and 1786. In Three Yolames. The Second Edition, Corrected.
Edinbwrgh : Printed for A. Strahan & T. Cadell, L(mdon^ and William
Creech, Edinburgh. 1787. [In Vol. III., Page 278, No. 97, Saturday, 9bh
December, 1786, appeared, f):om the pen of Henry Mackenzie, the Criti-
cism of the Kilmarnock Edition (contained in the " Winter with Robert
Burns '')•]
IV.
ANIMADVERSIONS ON SOME POETS AND POETASTERS OF THE PRESENT
AGE, especially Robert Burns and John Lapraie:, with a contrast with
some of a former Age. By James Maxwell, Poet, Paisley. 1788.
V.
POEMS, CHIEFLX IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. Edin-
burgh : W. Creech. 1790.
VI.
POEMS, IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. Dublin and ^e^-
fcnU 1790.
VII. AND VIII.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT, BY ROBERT BURNS. In
Two Volumes. The Second Edition, considerably Enlarged. Edinburgh ;
Printed for T. Cadell, London, and William Creech, Edinburgh^
MDCOXom. [Small Octavo. Well printed, in large type. Portrait by
Beugo. Vol. I. contains 237 Pages, in addition to Title, Dedication, and
Contents. Vol. U. contains 253 Pages, including Glossary at end.]
IX.
AN ADDRESS TO THE DEIL. By Robert Burns. With the Answer by John
Lauderdale, near Wigton. [Octavo. Printed in the year 1795.3
X., XI., XII., AND xm.
POETRY, ORIGINAL AND SELECTED. Published by Brash & Reid. 1795 .
and 1796. In Four Volumes. Vol. I. contains -.—Alio way Kirk; or, Tam o'
Shanter. A Tale. By Robert Burns. — The Soldier's Return.— John Ander-
son, my Jo. Song, improved by Robert Burns; first Two Double Verses
belong to R. Burns, the other Verses to Mr. Reid. VoL II. contains: —
Monody on the Death of Robert Burns, with Preliminary Observations
on his Character and Genius.— Different Songs by Robert Burns.— Account
of the Interment of R. Burns. — Verses to Burns' Memory.— Songs, &c., &c.
[18mo. We have got the Second Vol, of this work.]
XIV.
SOME ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OP ROBERT BURNS, the
Ayrshire Poet. [Article in " Scots Magazine," Jan., 1797.]
XV., XVI., XVII., XVIIL, XIX., AND XX.
THE SCOTS MUSICAL MUSEUM. Six Vols. [Octavo. Published between
1787 and 1803, by James Johnson, Engraver, Edinburgh: In this worlf
are included 184 Songs, written or collected by Burns.]
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XXI.
UVERPOOL TESTIMONIALS TO THE DEPARTED GENIUS OF ROBERT
BURNS. Liverpool. [Octavo .]
XXII, AND XXIII.
POEMS. CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. la
Two Volumes. Belfast: Printed by William Magbb. 1800. [12mo.
Vol. I. Portrait prefixed of " Robert Burns, the Ayrshire PloaghmaD."
Dedication 4 Pages. Extract trom " The Lounger/' 4 Pages. Contents, 2
Pages. " A Memoir of the Life of the late Robert Burns, written by R.
Heron.'' Title to Memoir, One Page (with Verses under). Memoir, 23
Pages. Poems (end of the First Vol.), 252 Pages.— Vol. U. Contents, 2
Pages. Title (as above to Vol. I.), One Page. Poems, 94 Pages.]
XXIV.
THE JOLLT BEGGARS. A Cantata. By Robert Burns. Printed for the first
time, fh>m the Author's MSS. Glasgow : Stewart. [I2mo. About 1 800.]
XXV.
ELEGAIC STANZAS APPLICABLE TO THE UNTIMELY DEATH OF THE
CELEBRATED ROBERT BURNS. Brash &REiD,6^/a«^ot<;. f About 1800.]
XXVL
ALLOWAY KIRK; OR, TAM 0' SHANTER. A Tale. By Robert Burns, the
Ayrshire Poet. [12mo. No Imprint.]
XXVII.
Another Edition of the same, with a Rose in lieu of an Imprint.
XXVIII.
HOLY WILLIE'S PRAYER, &c. Edinburgh : T. Oliver. 1801.
XXIX.
HOLT WILLIE'S PRAYER, &c. Glasgow: Sthwart. 1801. [12mo.J
JV A A .
THE KIRK'S ALARM, a Satire, and other Pieces by Robert Burns. Glasgow:
Stewart. 1801. L12mo.]
XXXL
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT, BY ROBERT BURNS. A
New Edition, considerably Enlarged. Glasgow: Thomas Duncan, Salt-
market. 1801. [12mo.— 363 Pages. The first 227 contain— " Life and
Character of the Author." Page 251—" Poems and Songs by the Author
not in his Works."' This page commences the "Jolly Beggars."]
XXXII.
AliONZO AND CORA; with other Original Poems, principally Elegies; to which
are added Letters in Verse by Blaoelooe and Burns. By Elizabeth
Soot, a Native of Edinburgh. London. 1801.' [Octavo.]
XXXIII. AND XXXIV.
POEMS BY ROBERT BURNS. With his Life and Character. In Two Volumes.
Embellished with beautiful Engravings. Edinburgh: Printed by Oliver &
Boyd. 1801, [18mo.]
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XXXV. AND XXXVI.
CRGRAR'S EDITION OF BURNS'S POEMS: with his Life and Character. Two
Vols. KirkcUdy: Ckbrab. 1802. [ISmo.— with Portrait and Plates by R.
Scott.]
XXXVIL
THE BEAUTIES OF ROBERT BURNS, the Celebrated Ayrshire Poet, &o. Lon^
<2on: Clbugh. (iir&rcKUA : Printed by J. Findlay.) 1803. [12mo.]
xxxvra.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT, BY ROBERT BURKS. A
New Edition, which includes all the Poems and Songs in that Printed at
Edinburgh, in 1787, nnder the Author^s own inspection. Loridon: Pabliahed
by A. CleugHj.No. 14, Ratcliffe Highway; and Sold by the principal Book-
sellers. 1803. ' J. FiNDLAY, Printer, Arbroath. [12mo.]
XXXIX.
INFORMATION FOR THOMAS STEWART, Bookseller in Greenock, against
Messrs Oadell & Davebs, and others. Answers for Jambs Robertson,
Printer in Edinburgh, to the Petition of Cadell & Davies, respecting the
Printing and Publishing of the Letters to Clabinda. 1803-4. [Qnarto.3
XL.
BURNS'S COTTAR'S SATURDAY NIGHT. Capar-Fi/e, 1804. [12ino.]
XLI., XLIL, AND XLIIL
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS: a New Edition, including the
Pieces published in his Correspondence, with his Songs and Fragments.
Three Vols. L<mdon: Cadell S^Dayib3, 1804. [ISmo.]
XLIV.
LETTERS ADDRESSED TO CLARINDA, &c., BY ROBERT BURNS. A New
Edition. Printed for Aboheb & Wabd, and D. Simms, BtHfatU 1800.
XLV.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT, BY ROBERT BURNS. With
an Account of his Life, and a Glossary. Edinburgh : Printed for W. Andbb-
SON, SHrling, by Abbbnethy & Walkeb. 1807. [24mo.]
XLVL
EDINBURGH REVIEW. No. 26. Jan., 1809. [Review of "Reliques" by
Francis Jeffrey.]
XLVII.
QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 1. Feb., 1 809. [Sir Walter Scott's Review of the
** Reliques of Robert Burns," from Page 19 to Page 36.]
XLVIIL
POEMS, LETTERS, &c., ASCRIBED TO ROBERT BURNS, not in bis Works.
London: Prout. 1809. [12mo.]
XLIX4
POEMS, LETTERS, &c, &c., ascribed to Robert Burns, the Ayrshire Bard, not
contained in any Edition of his Works hitherto Published. Embellished
with an Elegant Frontispiece.
**Form'd to delight, at once,
And lash the age."
London: Printed for J. Dick, No. 35 Chiswell Street; and Wm. Brown,
Depfford, 1809. [lOmcl
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L.
POEMS IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT, BY ROBERT BURNS. [Printed in 1809.
A rare Edition, owing to the Folding-Plate by Cbuikshank, which is one
of his earliest prodactions, and, therefore, mach sought after by collectors
of Crtjikshankiana.]
LI. AND LU.
SELECT SCOTTISH SONGS, Ancient and MJaArn ; with Critical Obseryatlons
and Biographical Notes, by Robert BmJNS. Edited by R. H. Cbomek,
F.A.S., Ed. London : Printed for T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strand. By
J. M'Creebt, Black Horse Court, Fleet Street. 1810. [2 Vols. Small Octayo.]
LIII,
OLD COPY OF BURNS, with the Title-Page gone. 32mo. It has the follow-
ing Cuts:—
Hallowe'en, opposite to Page 128
Tarn o* Shanter, „ 191
The Whistle, „ 266
}i
, Burns, opposite to Page 11
Time and Death, „ 31
Address to the Dell, „ 64
And contains the Dedication to the Gentlemen of the Caledonian Hunt.
LIV.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE LIPtf AND CHARACTER OF ROBERT BURNS, with
Miscellaneous Remarks on his Writings. Edinburgh: Trustees of Jambs
MoRisoN. 1811. [This is simply a separate publication of Professor
Walker's contributions to Mobison's Two Vol Edition.]
LV.
A CRITIQUE ON THE POEMS OF ROBERT BURNS, Illustrated by Engravings.
Edinburgh: Printed by John Brown for Bbll & Bradputb. • 1812*
[Octavo. The Engravings, 24 in number, are after Designs by J. Burnet
and Gbddbs, and are taken from Morison'b Edition of 1811.]
LVL AND LVII.
POEMS BY ROBERT BURNS. Two Vols. London: Hamilton. 1812.
[Octavo. Price 24s.]
LVra. AND LIX.
Another impression of the same in Royal Octavo, 31s. 6d.
LX.
BURNS'S POEMS. London : Walebr. 1813.
LXL
BOBERT BURNS' POEMS; with an Account of his Life and Character. Two Vols,
in One. Perth. 1813. [Post Octavo— calf, neat— 2s. 6d.l
Lxn., Lxin., Lxiv., And lxv.
BURNS' (ROBERT) WORKS. Four Vols. Cadbll. 1813. [Octavo— with
Portrait and Vignette Titles.]
LXVI.
POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. Edinburgh, 1814. [18mo.]
Lxvn., Lxvin., lxix., and lxx.
A REVIEW OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF ROBERT BURNS, and of
various Criticisms on his Character and Writings. By Ai,exande« Pbter*
KIN. Four Vols. Edinburgh. 1814. [Octavo.]
LXXL
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBT. BURNS. Newcastle. 1814. [Octavo -~
with Portrait.]
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LXXII., LXXIII., LXXIV., AND LXXV.
LIFE AND WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS, as originally Edited by James
CUBRIB, M.D.; to whicli is prefixed a Review of the Life of Burns, by
Albxandeb Petbbein. Four Vols. Edinburgh. 1815. [Octavo.]
LXXVI.
A REVIEW OF THE LIFE OF JM)BERT BURNS, and of various Criticisms on
his Character and Writiiji By Alexander Petbrkin. Edinburgh:
Printed by Michael Anderson, for Maoredie, Skelly, and Muckerst,
52 Prince's Street. 1815. [Octavo — unbound and uncut. Dedicated ** To
the Subscribers for a National Monument in Memory of Robert Burns.'*
98 Pages.]
Lxxvn.
A LETTER TO A FRIEND OF ROBERT BURNS (Jambs Gray, Esq.), occa-
sioned by an intended Republication of his Life by Dr. Currie, and of the
Selection made by him from his Letters. By William Wordsworth.
London. 1816. [Octavo.]
LXXVIII.
ALLOWAY KIRK; OR, TAMO' SHAJJTTER. Witji Life of Burns. Air. 1817.
[Octavo.]
LXXIX.
POETIC TRIBUTES TO THE MEMORY OP BURNS. Newcastle. 18X7.
LXXX.
THE LETTERS OF ROBERT BURNS, Chronologically Arranged. From ^Dr
CtJRRiE's Collection. Two Vols, inlone, with Portrait. London: Published
by John Sharps, Piccadilly. 1819.
LXXXL, LXXXn., LXXXni., AND LXXXIV.
WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS (as Edited by Currie), Illustrated by 24 Plates
by BxTRNET (same as in Morison's Edition). Four Vols. Edinbwrghi
SxiRLiNa & Slade. 1819.
LXXXV., LXXXVI., LXXXVIL, AND LXXXVm.
WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS (Currie's Edition); with many Additions com-
municated by his Brother, Mr. Gilbert Burns. Four Vols. London:
Cadell & Davies. 1820. [Octavo— with Portrait.]
LXXXIX.
LETTERS ADDRESSED TO CLARIND A. By Robert Burns. Glasgow : Chap-
MAN. 1820.
XC.
A PILGRIMAGE TO THE LAND OF BURNS ; containing Anecdotes of the
Bard, and of the Characters he Immortalized, with Numerous Pieces of
Poetry, Original and Collected. " We have no dearer aim than to make^
leisurely. Pilgrimages through Caledonia; to sit on the Fields of her Battles;
to wander on the Romantic Banks of her Rivers; and to muse by the stately
Towers, or venerable Ruins, once the honored abodes of her Heroes." — Bt7Rn&
Deptford : Printed for the Author, by W. Brown, and Sold by Sherwood,
Neely and Jones, J>aterno8ter-Row,j&o«rfo«. 1822. [By Hew Ainslib.
Crown Octavo — with Cuts.]
XCL AND XCII.
BURNS' (R.) POETICAL WORKS. With Life. Two Vols. 1822. [12mo.—
with Portrait.]
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XCUI.
FAC-SIMILE OF BURNS'S CELEBRATED POEM ENTITLED THE JOLLY
BEGGARS, ftom the Original Manuscript, in the possession of Thomas
Stewabt, Esq., of Greenock. Published by James Lumsden & Son, Glasgow ;
WiLUAM Blackwood, Edinburgh; and Longman & Co, London. 1821^.
[Quarto— 8 Pages letterpress, and 16 Pages /ac-nmtfe~with a Frontispiece
nrom the Original Drawing by Wm. Allan.]
XCIV.
THE SONGS OF ROBERT BURNS, with a Glossary and Biographical Notice.
A New Edition. Lmdcn and Edinbwrgh, 1823.
xcv.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robbbt Burns. In-
cluding all the Poems and Songs in that Printed af Edinburgh, 1789, under
the Author's own inspection. London: J. White. 1824. [Small Octavo.
This is an Edition printed at Arbroath, by John Findlay, about 1803, with
a New Title only. Findlat's name and place of printing are found at end,
and on the Portrait. He seems to have been a member of the Company of
" Flying Stationers,' ' for I find his imprint at many places.]
XCVL
BURNS' COTTAR'S SATURDAY NIGHT, and other Poems. London : Sharpb.
1824.
xcvn.
BURNS' SONGS, chiefly Scottish. London: Qhjlbj^b, 1824.
xcvm.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, the Ayrshire Bard; including
all the Pieces originally published by Dr Currie, with various Additions.
A New Edition, with an Enlarged and Corrected Glossary, and a Biographical
Memoir of the Author, London: Jones & Co. 1824. [Thin Octavo.
The Life by Currib, and Prose Writings, printed 'uniformly, without titles,
but with separate series of Title-Pages.]
XCIX. AND C.
A POETICAL ADDRESS, Delivered at the Anniversary Meeting of the Burns
Club of Newcastle-on-Tyne, 26th Jan., 1824. NewcaaUe, 1824. [100
Copies. Dedicated to the Club. By W. G. Thompson. Another for 1825.]
CL
BURNS' SONGS, chiefly Scottish. Published February 1, 1825, by John Sharps,
London, [12mo. — with Vignette.]
CII. AND CnL
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with an Account of his Life, and a Criticism
on his Writings, by J. Cijrrib, M.D. A New Edition, with many additional
Pieces. In Two Vols. Edinburgh: Printed by Aitoheson. Published by G.
Clauk, Aberdeen, 1825. [12mo.]
CIV.
LETTERS TO CLARINDA. By Robbrt Burns. BelfaaU 1826. [12mo.]
CV.
CRITIQUE ON LOCKHART'S LIFE OF BURNS. [Edinburgh Review, No. 96.
Dec., 1828. By Thomas Carlylb.]
88
CVI.
KIDD'S SONGS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE POEMS OF BURNS. To be com-
pleted in 20 Parts. Part I. Published. 1828.
cvn.
UNPUBLISHED REMAINS OF ROBERT BURNS, &c. Account of a lately-dia-
covered Portrait, with Letters coacerniDg it. [Article ia Edinburgh Literary
Gazette, Nov. 21, 1829.1
cvin.
MORE INFORMATION CONCERNING ROBERT BURNS. The New Portrait.
[Article in Edioborgh Literary Journal, Dec. 5, 1829. This pretended Por-
trait was afterwards discovered to be that of another person, and did not
at all resemble Burns.]
CIX.
TAM 0' SHANTER; A Tale. By'.RoBERT Burns. To which are added. Observa-
tions on the Statues of Tam o' Shanter and Souter Johnny, now exhibiting.
London: Murray, Printer. 1829.
ex.
TAM 0* SHANTER AND SOUTER JOHkNY; A Poem by Robert Burns, nias-
trated;by T. Landsebr. London: Marsh. 1830.
CXI.
BRIEF HISTORICAL REMINISCENCES OF THE COUNTY AND TOWN OP
AYR. Ayr: William Maoarter. 1830. [Pages 68 and 69— Notice of
Robert Burns. Review from Blackwood's Magazine. Engraving of Burns'
Monument. Tam o' Shanter and Souter Johnny, with Description. Also,
Notice of the Landlord and Landlady .3
cxn.
BURNS' (R.) WORKS; with an Acconnt of his Life and Writings, and some Ob-
servations on the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry, by J.
CuRRiE. Complete in One Volume. Edinbwgh, 1831. [Octavo — with
Portrait.!
cxm.
WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; including his Letters to Clarinda, and the whole
of bis Suppressed Poems; with an Essay on his Life, Genius, and Char-
acter. One Volume. London: Wm. Clark. 1831.
CXIV.
A SERIES OF TWELVE ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE POEMS OF ROBERT
BURNS, engraved on Steel by John Shurt, from Original Paintings by
WiLLLiM KiBD, Esq. London, 1832. [Royal Octavo.]
CXV.
TAM O' SHANTER: A Musical Farce, in Two Acts, as performed at the Theatre-
Royal, Drury Lane. By H. R. Addison. Music Composed and Selected by
T. Cook. London : ELenneth. 1834.
CXVI.
TAM O' SHANTER ; A Characteristic Cantata, in full score. Set to Music by H.
Glover. Price One Guinea and a half.
cxvn.
LANDSCAPE ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE FIRST COMPLETE AND UNIFORM
EDITION OF THE LIFE AND WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS ; with
Original Descriptions by Allan Cunningham. London: Jambs CooflBANjBi
Sl Co. 1835, [Octavo.]
UNIVERSITY OF MIC
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cxvm.
THE ENTIRE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with his Life, and a Criticism on
bis Writings, by James CuRRiB,M.D. Also a Glossary. 1835. [12mo. — very
small type. 14 Plates by Lyons ]
CXIX.
A DESCRIPTIVE SKETCH OF BURNS'S BIRTHPLACE, AUoway Kirk, Monu-
ment and Slabs, and his Haunts on the Ayr. Printed at the '* Ayr Observer "
Office, by J. F. Fraser. 1837.
CXX., CXXL, AND CXXH.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS (with a Memoir of Burns by
Sir Harris NiCHOUis). Three Vols. London: William Pickerino. 1835.
[12mo. Forming part of the Series of the Aldine Poets.]
cxxra., cxfiv., cxxv., cxxvi., cxxvil, and cxxvm.
THE SCOTS MUSICAL MUSEUM. With Notes by the late Mr. William Sten-
HousB, and additional Illustrations (by David Laino). Six Vols. Edinburgh :
Blackwood & Sons. 1839. [Re-printed from Johnson's Original Work.*]
CXXIX.
WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS; with Life by Allan Cunningham, and Notes by
GiLRERT Burns, Lord Btron, Thob^as Carlyle, Thomas Campbell, &c. One
Vol. London : T. Tkgg, and C. Daly. 1840. [Octavo.]
cxxx.
TOMAS SENNSAIR, MAILE RI NAOIDH EILE LE ROIBEART BURNS, air an
cnir an Gaelig le Rob. Mac-Dhuohaill, agus oraran ura leis an Eadar-
Theangair. GUucho. 1840. [This fasciculus contains Gaelic translations of
Tarn o^Shanter, the Twa Dogs, the Calf, Lament for James Earl of Glencairn,
Bruce's Address, Highland Mary, &c.]
CXXXL
BURNS' WORKS. With many Engravings. London: G, Ytbtvh, [CuNNiNaHAM's
Edition re-printed. Octave— no date.]
cxxxn.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, With Portrait of Robert
Burns. Vignette on Title-Page, and two lines from the ** Death and Dying
Words of Poor MaUe" :—
" Upon her cloot she coost a hitch.
And owre she warsFd in the ditch."
Published by Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh, [18mo.— no year.]
cxxxm.
MAUSOLEUM, &c, MEMORIALS OF ROBERT BURNa Edinburgh : Mbnzies.
1842. [Octavo— Frontispiece, Mausoleum at Dumfries.]
CXXXIV.
THE ENTIRE WORB^S OF ROBERT BURNS ; with an Account of his Life, and
a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed, some Observations on
the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By James Currib.
M.D. The Four Vols, complete in one, with an Enlarged and Corrected
Glossary. Tenth Diamond Edition, embellished with Fourteen Illustrations
from Original Designs by Mr. Stewart. Manchester : S. Johnson & Son.
3 Oldham Street 1845. [Another re-print of the muUum-in-^rvo.j
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CXXXV.
THE BURIAL OF BURNS. A Poem. By John Rat Taylor, Author of the
'^ Land of Burns," and other Poems. Second Thousand. Glasgow : Hamil-
ton. 1847. [Octavo.]
CXXXVI.
POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS, Complete. One VoL EdMurah:
Mabtin. 1847. [Octavo.]
cxxxvn.
STLVAN'S GUIDE TO THE LAND OF BURNS. London : Johnston . 1848.
cxxxvm.
ROBERT BURNS AS A POET AND A MAN. By Samuel Ttleb. One Vol.
Dublin: M*Glashan. 1849. [12mo.]
CXXXLX.
THE POETICAL AND PROSE WORKS OF ROBERT BURJJS : with Life, Notes,
and Correspondence, by Allan Cunninqham, Esq., ana Illustrations. Lon-
don : Daly. 1860. [Small Octavo.]
CXL.
NOTES ON HIS NAME AND FAMILY. By James Bubnes, K.H., F.R.S. Bdm-
burgh : Printed for Private Circulation. 1861.
CXLI.
A PAPER ON THE SUBJECT OP BURNS' PISTOLS : Read at a Meeting of
the Society of Scottish Antiquaries, on Tuesday, the 19th day of April,
1859. By the Bight-Rev. Bishop Gillis. Edinburgh: Mabsh& Bbattib,
13 South Hanover Street; W. F. Watson, 52 Princes Street. Sixpence.
[Octavo.]
CXLH.
ROBERT BURNS; a Drama by Mabe Lbmon. Laoy, London. [Qaarto.]
CENTENARY FESTIVAL POEMS, &c.
CXLIIL
BURNS' CENTENARY SCRAP BOOK FOR 25th JANUARY., 1859: Comprising
a full AccdUnt of the principal Speeches at Festivals in Scotland, England,
Ireland, America, and Australia, from the newspapers published in the
various ^countries ; with a Selection of the Leading Articles of the
day from "The Times," "Scotsman," "Witness," "Weekly Dispatch,"
and many Local Papers. Also, the Prize Poems of the day, and Poetical
EfiFusions of many an aspirant for fame. Illustrated throughout by Wood-
Cuts' commemorative of his Birth, Life, Death, and Fame. Engraved Por-
trait of the Poet, and Fac-Simih of his Handwriting; and Portraits of his
Two Sons, taken at the time of the Centenary. The whole forming a faith-
ful and valuable Volume, carefully treasured, of the Original Newspapers of
the time.
" A Centenary garland,
Nothing of my own, but the hand that gathered them."
CXLIV.
SANCT MUNGO'S CENTENARY TRIRUTE TO SCOTLAND'S BARD. By C. R.
Brown. Specially Composed for the Great National Festival at Glasgow, the
first projected in Commemoration of Robebt Burns* Hundredth Anniver*
sary. Second Edition. Glasgow ; Murray. 1859. [Quarto ^p.p. 16. First
Edition anonymous.]
UNIVERSITY OF MIC
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CXLV.
BURNS. A Commemoration Poem. By Hindham Kent. London: C. Baroat,
Printer. 1869. [Octavo.]
CXLVl.
CENTENARY TRIBUTE TO ROBERT BURNS. By Fanny Eijza Lacy. London.
1856. [12mo. I
CXLVII.
ODE COMPOSED FOR CENTENARY FESTIVAL IN HONOUR OF ROBERT
BURNS. By D. D. Evans. London (J^ewp<yrt^ Mon : Pr.). 1869. [Octavo. J
cxLvni.
A ** BURNS CENTENARY POEM.** [In " Scenes of Scripture, and other Poems,"
By M. Fisher (a Lady). CarUtle. 1869.]
CXLTX.
ROBERT BURNS THE REPRESENTATIVE OF HIS ERA. Glasgow : Watson.
1869.
CL.
THE CENTENARY FESTIVAL. [Reprinted from the *» Daily Scotsman.'* On
Back Title, C. H. Rennoll, Printer. Qaarto — 1 leaves. Signed, 0. Norton
(Lady Norton).]
CLI.
ODE ON BURNS. ByM. L. 6. London: Rickerbt. 1869. [Square 12mo.— p.p. 14.]
CLII.
ONE OF THE SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE. A Burns Centenary Poem.
London : Twbkdie. 1868. [12mo.— p.p. 19.]
CLIIL
THE BURNS CENTENARY. A Rejected Ode. Second Edition. London : Mar-
chant. 1859. [Octavo — p.p. 8.]
CLIV.
ELEGAIC STANZAS TO THE MEMORY OF BURNS, &c. By G. A. B. Lbk.
London: Virtue. 1869. [Quarto— p.p. 16.]
CLV.
THE RESCUE OF ROBERT BURNS, Feb., 1769. A Centenary Poem. By Geo.
Stephens, Esq,, Professor of Old English, &c. 8vo., p.p. 21. Cheapinghaven
CDenmark) and London, 1859.
CLVL ^
AN ENGLISH VERSIFICATION OF THE COTTAR'S SATURDAY NIGHT.
Dedicated to the Working Classes of the United Kingdom, by their friend
and fellow-labourer, Wm. Austin. Portsea : Klsq. 1869. [Octavo.]
CLVIL
THE IDOLATRY OF GENIUS. A Discourse delivered in Queen Street Hall, on
Sunday, the 6th of February, 1859, by W. L. Alexandeb, D.D. Edin'
burgh. 1859. [12mo.]
CLVIII.
BURNS AS A MASON: A Lecture, deUvered on Thursday, the 9th of December,
1858, before the Lodge of Journeymen Masons, Edinburgh, No. 8, and pub-
lished at their request. By William Hunter, R. W. Master of that Lodge.
Edinbwgh: William Patbrson, 74 Princes Street. [12mo.]
PLIX.
WRITINGS OF BURNS: being a Discourse delivered at Banchory, on the Bubns
Centenary. By Franois Adams, L.L,D., M.D. Aberdeen: John Smith,
Union Street. 1859. [I2mo.]
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CLX.
ROBERT BURNS AND HIS RELIGIOUS BELIEF. A Tract for the Times. By
M. SOOTT, Girvan. 1859. [A Centenary Tract— Pabliehed at Is.]
CLXL
BURNS' VISION OF THE FUTURE. A Centenary Poem, by Mylbs Maophail,
25th January, 1859. Edinburgh: Mylbs Maopha.il, 11 Sooth St. Da?id
Street. Price Threepence. [Demy Octavo — 8 pp.]
CLXIL
« THE BIRTH OF BURNS," by Geo. Sinclair. [See his " Intermittent Fountain."
Octavo. London. 1866.]
AMERICAN EDITIONS OF BURNS.
CLXin.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. By Robert Burns. To
which are added, Scots Poems, Selected from the Works of R. Ferousson.
New York: Printed by J. & A. M'Lean, Franklin's Road, Hanover Square.
1788. [Octavo. This very rare book is a re-print of the Edinburgh Octavo
Edition, 1787, and no doubt the first American Edition.]
CLXIV., CLXV., CLXVI., AND CLXVII.
WORKS OP ROBERT BURNS; with his Life by Allan Cunningham. Four
Vols. Boston ( U.S,); Billiard, Gray, & Co. 1834.
CLXVffl. AND CLXIX.
LIFE AND WORKS OF BURNS. In One Vol. J.* & J. A. James, CincinnaUi.
[Octavo. Same Work. 32mo.]
CLXX.
BURNS' WORKS, with Life by Lookhart. Otis, Broadebs, & Co., Boston, 1 8 vo. J
CLXXL
THE WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS. Philadelphia. 1836. [Octavo.]
CLXXn.
BURNS* POEMS. E. Kearney. [32mo.]
CLXXIII.
BURNS' POEM^ H. F. Annbrs, Philadelphia. [32mo.]
CLXXIV. AND CLXXV.
BURNS* POEMS. Two Vols.. T. Davis.
CLXXVI.
THE LIFE AND LAND OF BURNS. By Professor Wilson. LANftLBY.
CLXXVII.
BURNS' WORKS. Cbissy & Mabkley, Philadelphia. [Octavo.]
CLXXVm.
BURNS' WORKS. H. F. Annbrs. [12mo.]
CLXXIX.
BURNS' WORKS. Phillips & Sampson, Boston. [I2mo.]
CLXXX.
BURNS' WORKS. Appleton. [16mo.]
CLXXXI.
BURNS' WORKS. Appleton. [16mo.]
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